Node.js for Ruby

Nosey is a way to instrument your Evented Ruby applications to track counts, aggregates, etc. It was built a Poll Everywhere because we need a way to peer into our Evented apps and grab some basic statistics so that we could graph on Munin. Since we needed this instrumentation available in several EM projects, we gathered the basics up into this gem.

NTP Mock Server allows to rebase server time for various test suite purposes.

A multi-server bot that tracks thanks between accounts

The Oceanex Slanger inherits from unmaintained project Slanger and continue to provide update and fixes

Small utility for watching the liveness of URLs

OMF's Aggregate manager with SFA and new REST API.

Works with AMQP for sending messages at server side.Sends notifications to an user via XMPP.Can monitor system by performing daily commands.

A simple and intuitive way to perform powerful data mining on lists of objects. Think of it as MapReduce for mortals.

Simple server snooping on and recording OpenNebula's VM & Host monitoring traffic

Manage whether users are online when you have a regular heartbeat, coming from a websocket for example.

A Ruby gem for processing OnlineNIC transactions

Compile opal ruby from webpack

Systems monitoring tool

Systems monitoring tool

optic.watch is the easiest way to get notified when business metrics change. This gem intelligently collects metrics from your production database using ActiveRecord to automatically understand your data.

Oria (oh-rye-uh) is an in-memory, Ruby-based Key-Value store. It's designed to handle moderate amounts of data quickly and easily without causing deployment issues or server headaches. It uses EventMachine to provide a networked interface to a semi-persistent KVS and asynchronously writes the in-memory data to YAML files.

A simple way to bind OSC directly to Ruby classes and objects

Dead simple service framework built on eventmachine

MMORPG game server querying