Something small for process management

daemon-kit aims to simplify creating Ruby daemons by providing a sound application skeleton (through a generator), task specific generators (jabber bot, etc) and robust environment management code.

Faye bindings for Rails

Starling is a light-weight, persistent queue server that speaks the memcached protocol. It was originally developed for Twitter's backend.

A Ruby API for interfacing with Campfire, the 37Signals chat application.

A scalable XMPP chat server.

Treat your dataset like a: * stream of lines when it's efficient to process by lines * stream of field arrays when it's efficient to deal directly with fields * stream of lightweight objects when it's efficient to deal with objects Wukong is friends with Hadoop the elephan...

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Something small for process management

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Bootstraps in code required to take advantage of EventMachine/EM-Synchrony's concurrency enhancements for slow IO. Patches TCPSocket, which makes anything based on it EM-aware (including RestClient). Includes patch for tests. Requires Fibers (Ruby 1.9, JRuby and Rubinius in 1.9 mode)

Bootstraps in code required to take advantage of EventMachine/EM-Synchrony's concurrency enhancements for slow IO. Patches TCPSocket, which makes anything based on it EM-aware (including RestClient). Includes patch for tests. Requires Fibers (Ruby 1.9, JRuby and Rubinius in 1.9 mode)

Simple, upgradable WebSockets for Thin.

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

Lightweight daemon to tail one or more log files and transmit UDP syslog messages to a remote syslog host (centralized log aggregation). Generates UDP packets itself instead of depending on a system syslog daemon, so it doesn't affect system-wide logging configuration.