an url-shortener based on rack and redis

Trigger job schedulers adhoc from Sidekiq web admin

A sidekiq plugin for specifying the queues a worker pulls from with wildcards, negations, or dynamic look up from redis

If you don't rely on sidekiq' retry behavior, you handle exceptions on your own and want to keep track of them - this thing is for you.

Keep track of fails in Sidekiq jobs

Manage your sidekiq jobs

Prometheus exporter for the Sidekiq queues

Keep track of Sidekiq queue stats

View redis log for sidekiq under the sidekiq admin page

Adds a tab to your Sidekiq dashboard to allow you to reset Sidekiq statistics

Allows manual restarts of Sidekiq workers.

sidekiq scheduler manager.

SidekiqStatusMonitor offers a solution to add HTTP server for the sidekiq instance. Can be used for Kubernetes livenessProbe and readinessProbe checks. Other liveness/alive checks can be done too since the server returns 200/500 status codes. Also provides a HTTP JSON interface for crawling metrics.

Sidekiq Tasks is an extension for Sidekiq that provides an interface for launching tasks. Natively supports rake tasks and can be easily extended to support other task execution systems.

Save and analyze your workers statistics

Keep track of Sidekiq Worker stats

It allows you to write rake tasks to do common tasks, such as creating email addresses, adding users etc. Silk provides a HTTP wrapper the the rake tasks, and allows communication via JSON objects, which makes it dead easy for them to be called from a web app.

This is a simple REST service to kick off bootstrap processes. It is intended for use in a VPC-type environment with limited access.

Handles authorisation only

Simple MapReduce framework