resque-state is an extension to the resque queue system that provides simple trackable jobs. It provides a Resque::Plugins::State::Hash class which can set/get the statuses of jobs and a Resque::Plugins::State class that, when included, provides easily trackable/killable/pausable jobs.

If you want to graph the workload created by your different Resque jobs, extend them with this plugin and use the data generated to know exactly the amount of jobs executed.

Resque plugin that pushes the job statistics to statsd

Swapping tool for Resque server on runtime.

Adds an arbitrary tab to resque-web which goes wherever you want

Helper for listing and viewing resque tasks at their various stages

This resque plugin enables you to customize the views.

resque-timeframe is an extension to resque queue system that allow the execution at configured time.

Set time limits on Resque jobs per Job class.

Resque plugin allowing long-running jobs to automatically fail after a specified time.

Store a hash of any metadata against your queues in resque

Configure resque-unique_in_queue and resque-unique_at_runtime uniqueness by arity of perform method, with automated cleanup tools

A resque plugin that ensures job uniqueness at enqueue time.

A Resque plugin for unique jobs

resque_unit(without mock)

Generates a UUID for Resque jobs as they are enqueued

A stripped version of the Resque web interface that's safe to use by not so trustworthy personnel. You get all the same information as the regular interface, but can't delete or retry anything.

Gives Resque workers a heartbeat to allow dead worker detection

Makes migrating from Beanstalk to resque (or back again) super-simple. Other backends welcome.

Logs Resque failures to Logstash