ActiveRedis is a Ruby ORM for Redis, using ActiveModel, heavily influenced by the ActiveRecord and Mongoid gems

active_resource_test_helper makes it easier to use ActiveResouce::HttpMock. Instead of declaring manually all the request-response pairs, it’s possible to use dynamically generated contents. These contents are defined using factory...

Tracks the number of active objects during a certain time period in a Redis sorted set.

active_support-encrypted_redis_store provides a encrypted cache for ActiveSupport. It protects your critical data by enabling runtime encryption in the redis_cache

Check that your scheduled tasks are still alive.

ActiveTracker is a self-hosted website (combined with this rubygem) to track user requests through your logs, see errors raise and queue usage/failures

Redis and database based activity stream in Rails 3 applications

Rails injectable Relationships (e.g. friendships) backed by Redis

Acts As Caesar is a voting system - allowing up/down voting of objects.

A sortable and searchable list backed by Redis. You can use it as a quick actionable workflow queue which you can search/sort and paginate thorough

A ruby gem to atomically lock resources to prevent concurrent/multiple lockers from accessing or editing the resource

A rails plugin use redis to sort models on real time.

Rails injectable Redis-backed activity stream system. This is an alpha release of code that I just wrote and put into production on 3/11/12. Send feedback and post bugs to the Github page, but use at your own risk!

The Circuit Breaker pattern is used to prevent constant fail-over from spotty remote systems

Adapter for redis

Try Aerospike as a back-end replacement for Redis in Ruby applications.

Check deployment time, write it to Redis and when exceptions are thrown, check if it should send notification

Rails 4 compatible queue with support for executing jobs later.

Messagebox Redis Actors for Ruby and ActiveRecord

A.ID Shared Functionality Gem