Flamingo makes it easy to wade through the Twitter Streaming API by handling all connectivity and resource management for you. You just tell it what to track and consume the information in a resque queue. Flamingo isn't a traditional ruby gem. You don't require it into your code. Instead, it's designed to run as a daemon like redis or mysql. It provides a REST interface to change the parameters sent to the Twitter Streaming resource. All events from the streaming API are placed on a resque job queue where your application can process them. CAVEAT EMPTOR: This gem is alpha code so act accordingly.

fluent-plugin-redis-counter is a fluent plugin to count-up/down redis keys.

A fluentd redis input plugin supporting batch operations

fluent output plugin publishing logs to redis pub/sub

Redis slowlog input plugin for Fluent event collector

Redis(zset/set/list/string) output plugin for Fluentd...

Aggregate, expiring, recent data in Redis

Friendis keeps all your friends close by!

This handy adapter will let you enqueue delayed jobs from a Ruby/Rails app and have the job processed by Mosquito in Crystal. The idea behind this came from a Ruby/Rails app needing a better way to process massive background jobs more effeciently, and a desire to stay curious and explore.

Client for inspecting server state and reports it back to Fuey

gaptool-server for managing cloud resources

Gaspar is an in-process recurring job manager. It is intended to be used in place of cron when you don't want a separate daemon.

Uses Google Maps Geocoding API (V3) to geocode stuff and optionally caches the results somewhere.

Put MaxMind GeoIP2 database to Redis

Add idempotency support to your Grape APIs for safely retrying requests without accidentally performing the same operation twice. When creating or updating an object, use an idempotency key. Then, if a connection error occurs, you can safely repeat the request without risk of creating a second object or performing the update twice.

gromit uses Redis and OpenAI embeddings to index your documentation

A `Money::Bank::Base` with historical exchange rates

Simplify the implementation of consistent services within an API-based software platform.

Simple and extensible HTTP health checks server.

Runtime tracking of finite data sets