It's-a hella-redis!

Abstraction for speaking to various project management systems.

An Asynchronous Message Queue that's always Chewing on Something

Tools to provide user authorization and data scoping.

Ruby library to access the Increase API

Ruby gem for iqsms JSON API

Reactive user interfaces with minimal boilerplate, using Rails + Redux

The official client library for use with Couchbase Server. This fork has been updated to require connection-pool 2.0, instead of 1.0

A distributed pub/sub messaging system for Ruby based on Redis Streams

Kafka-REST client, DSLs and consumer workers for Ruby.

Ruby client for the Karma key-counter database

KSConnect provides a connection interface for Kloudsec plugins by exposing a simple to use API for managing and synchronizing plugin data.

Kyoto Tycoon client

Simple, efficient message processing for Ruby

This gem allows you to DRY up your sneakers workers by using a conventions-based configuration. It also includes a LaGear::Bus class that allows you to pass in more options when publishing to an exchange.

A Wrapper class for the LegionIO framework to interface with both Memcached and Redis for caching purposes

LionAttr uses Redis to store Mongoid object in-mem giving it fast accessibility. It also gives convenience to manipulate numeric attributes which will be called live attrbutes. With live attributes, you can increase, decrease database for high performance.

Access Redis with an ActiveRecord like ORM interface

Ruby library to access the Lithic API

This gem is a Logstash plugin. During filter it takes one or more fields and uses that as input to query additional information. The original purpose is to enrich IP addresses with matching subnet, netname and hostname, but it is generic so that any field can be looked up. The function is similar to the translate filter's dictionary lookup, which supports files and regex. The jdbc_streaming filter plugin is also very useful if the data resides in a database. This plugins features are web based lookups and redis caching, for fast lookups.