Nerve is a service registration daemon. It performs health checks on your service and then publishes success or failure into one of several registries (currently, zookeeper or etcd). Nerve is half or SmartStack, and is designed to be operated along with Synapse to provide a full service discovery framework

Sensu plugins for etcd health and status monitoring

Etcd-Chef bindings

Dump etcd keys into dotenv file or docker env file

Client for discovery.etcd.io

DockerBoss monitors docker containers for changes and triggers actions based on these changes, such as updating keys in etcd, updating DNS records, performing actions on other containers, etc.

Lists possible node matches based on operation

Ruby implementation of a service discovery tool based on etcd

etcd-ruby extension for etcvault https://github.com/sorah/etcvault

Populate etcd in a reproducable way.

Simple minimalistic library to provide reliable leadership election for your distributed application in Ruby using atomic in-order insertion backed by Etcd

A set of handful command-line utils for ETCD + lib extensions

Web UI for etcd

Service for using feature toggles in your ruby code (true/false by a specific key). It supports overrides, defaults, and it gets the information from etcd.

Provides Libraries to query and save to etcd based on the enigma project

Micro Private PaaS with Ruby

Client for registering an Instructure service via etcd.

Consitently model servives with etcd in and outside chef

mock etcd-ruby

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.