MQ-based application communication and event processing

A Ruby client that provides convenient interface for the Syncano api.

Flips tables from one database to another

Tailer is a utility for streaming files over SSH

Hydrid app-level logger from Palmade. Analogger fork.

Some tasks, like database inserts, are much more efficient to process in a batch. However, we generally want our tasks to be processed "soon" even if there's only one task. The TaskBatcher gem groups tasks by a taskname parameter, and starts a timer when the first task comes in. After the batch timer expires, it processes all tasks that it received in that time. (The caller provides the block to process the tasks.) Uses EventMachine under the hood. May be combined with Messenger for durability guarantees.

Tiny evented TCP server for JSON services

Alchemy is fast, simple, and distributed list caching server intended to relieve load on relational databases,

An easy 3D world maker.

Multiplexing HTTP proxy for decoupled inter-service notifications

Two player chess game through the terminal

to be written

Ruby implementation of actor pattern for use with threads and/or fibers

Rack middleware to convince thin-async and rack-test to play nicely.

SSL Proxy for HTTP Thin servers

Threatmonitor - Packet Capture / Analysis Suite

TinyQ is a message broker with a simple JSON based protocol

AMQP client implementation in Ruby/EventMachine

Torchat implementation in Ruby, event-driven EventMachine based library.

This library extends Bendiken's tor-ruby [https://github.com/bendiken/tor-ruby], and provides methods for working with circuits, packet spinning, as well as obtaining Bridges from the Tor anonymous network as described at the following conference: PacSec Applied Security Conference, Tokyo, Japan on, 9-10 Nov. 2011, "Filiol E., Remi-Omosowon O. B., Mutembei L., 2011. Dynamic cryptographic trapdoors to take over the TOR network". H2HC 2011, Sao Paulo, Brazil on, 29-30 Oct. 2011, "Filiol E., Remi-Omosowon O. B., Mutembei L., 2011. How to take over the Tor network operationally " It will be updated before and after the talk at: 28C3, Chaos Communication Congress Conference, Berlin, Germany on, 27-30 Dec. 2011, "Filiol E., Remi-Omosowon O. B., Mutembei L., 2011. Dynamic cryptographic trapdoors to take over the TOR network. It requires the geoip, socksify and tor gems, which I included in the specification file to auto install for clients. So other licences may apply. Also available at http://cvo-lab.blogspot.com/2011/11/tor-attack-technical-details.html