A ThreadPool implementation.

Ruby's threads have no access to their root fibers. This little gem adds: - Thread#root_fiber - Fiber.root - Fiber#root? (also aliased as #root_fiber?)

Ruby wrapper for hiredis (protocol serialization/deserialization and blocking I/O), includes support for multithreading via Hiredis::ThreadSafeConnection. Original work by Pieter Noordhuis with hiredis-rb

Threadsafety overrides attr_accessor and attr_writer to generate thread-safe setters. It also provides a helper method to add threadsafety anywhere, even outside classes.

Thread Safety is a tool that plugs into Ruby's Modular GC feature to detect potential thread-safety issues.

Wrapper library of Thread class. Thread::Task, Thrad::Task::Pool

Makes it easy to create and use thread-local variables.

You need to monitor some big background tasks and kill one specific thread or restart them after scheduling in another part of your application? Then this Gem could be usefull for you. See detailed information at the github Page.

Dead simple in-process background job solution using threads, with support for scheduled jobs.

A gem to interface with the Threat Agent API

rovides a simple API to query ThreatExpert by malware name (to receive a list of matching hashes) or hash (to receive a malware report). This also provides a simple upload feature.

This is a amqp receiver that dumps the data into a sql dbs for shadowbq-threatintor.

Threatstack API integration for Ruby

Ruby version of the [Threat Stack](https://www.threatstack.com) agent which helps identify security vulnerabilities at runtime. Refer detailed instructions on how to install the Threat Stack agent [here](https://threatstack.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039993431). All components of this produ...

Adds TeX math support to Thredded markup via KaTeX.

A notifier for Thredded to push new post notifications to the Pushover app

Even simpler authorization gem

Threecast is a CLI gem that scrapes the latest news from the big three cable networks: CNN, MSNBC, and Fox News.

An alternative to Foreman, which runs each command in a separate tab

Leverages 3par API's to perform administrative tasks on 3par.