Sidekiq includes a jobs dependencies mechanism to prevent a job from running before another one when enqueued. But sometime your jobs will be enqueued independently, then for you do not know the job id on which you depend on (you could parse Sidekiq queue, but...) `SidekiqLockableJob` allows you to set some locks ( based on job params ) when a job is enqueued or processed (store in redis), to prevent any other jobs to run if locked ( based on job params ) and will unlock any previously set locks ( based on job params ) when a job is **succesfully** completed.

Simple sidekiq log analyzer.

A small in-process watchdog that quiets Sidekiq with TSTP, waits for busy jobs to drain, and exits for a clean restart when RSS exceeds a configured limit.

Some exceptions are transient, so notifying an admin is not useful.

Commonly reused Sidekiq Middlewares such as Benchmarker

Tracks jobs enqueued, average duration and etc.

Provides the Sidekiq.with_namepace function to access different namespaces through sidekiq's API

Save some precious milliseconds by using oj instead of json inside sidekiq

Bulk processing for sidekiq 4+

Passing context values when create a job for Sidekiq Jobs

Helper code for using Sidekiq with Postgres. Extracted from our production code.

Supports defining 'pipelines' of workers in Sidekiq

Changes your queues from FIFO to numeric priority based ones.

You should really pay attention to what you install... And you probably want to fetch the real sidekiq-pro gem from https://gems.contribsys.com

Proby monitoring for recurring sidekiq jobs.

SidekiqProcessKiller plugs into Sidekiq's middleware and kills a process if its processing beyond the supplied RSS threshold. Since, this plugs into the middleware the check is performed after each job.

Super Simple Sidekiq Push

Sidekiq per queue 'soft' limiting. It ain't perfect, but it's enough.

Prometheus exporter for the Sidekiq queues

This Gem adds a /queue-status endpoint to your Rails app. Useful for monitoring your Sidekiq queues with Icinga or Nagios. Normally returns a 200 OK, returns 503 Service Unavailable when stats such as queue latency are too high.