Scalarium version of Opscode Chef

This provides an easy to use library with an AMQP Singleton for connecting and sending data to RabbitMQ

Ruby based domain eventing tools

Skel generator and launcher for amqp consumers.

A command-line tool to check files follow the 42 norme

Framework to automate responses for infrastructure events. Ocular allows to easily create small scripts which are triggered from multiple different event sources and which can then execute scripts commanding all kinds of infrastructure, do remote command execution, execute AWS API calls, modify databases and so on. The goal is that a new script could be written really quickly to automate a previously manual infrastructure maintenance job instead of doing the manual job yet another time. Scripts are written in Ruby with a simple Ocular DSL which allows the script to easily respond to multitude different events.

OpenTracing instrumentation for Bunny, Faraday, Hutch, Mongo, PORO, Rack, Sidekiq, Sinatra, Thrift

The Outboxable Gem is tailored for Rails applications to implement the transactional outbox pattern. It currently only supports ActiveRecord.

Package Intelligence Gathering System

Peatio gem contains microservices and command line tools

Peatio gem contains microservices and command line tools

Peatio gem contains microservices and command line tools

Peatio gem contains microservices and command line tools

Implements an event river mechanism for Pebblebed.

Provide a wrapper to Rabbit+Bunny enqueuement system.

Bridging PayPal Webhooks to RabbitMQ

Script to retry sending web upload messages to rabbitmq This script depends on python3-pika package. It takes full path and file name of the psi error log. Typically this script should be run with all the error logs generated while rabbitmq service was down

PikaQ makes working with Rabbit MQ easier. It provides a thin layer around Bunny, the defacto standard ruby library for Rabbit MQ.

Ruby background processor for RabbitMQ.

Command line tools for processing messages by constructing a pipeline of workers. AMQP and Unix pipes are used to construct the pipeline. Messages are simple Hashes (serialized as YAML) so they can hold any values and change throughout the processing.