Small library to make writing long running services easy

Gremlin graph traversal language DSL and client for Ruby. Suitable and tested with gremlin-server and AWS Neptune.

A Test Kitchen Driver for Amazon AWS CloudFormation

GitLab WebHoook for automated Chef Server uploads.

A Test Kitchen Driver for Linode

A tool for AWS CloudFormation. It can define a template in Ruby DSL.

NiFTP makes Ruby's decidedly un-nifty Net::FTP library easier to use.

Abbyy's OCR (ocrsdk.com) API wrapper in Ruby.

tool for puppet apply from our desktop.

RSpecHive let you test your hive queries connecting to hive instance installed on docker

Simple client for the CAKE API (http://getcake.com)

Stemcell builder for Bosh

Extend your ActiveResource model's connections

Extend your ActiveResource model's connections

API client for adk2

A simple Ruby framework for sending push notifications and receiving feedback using the Apple Push Notification service

ActiveRecord::Model extension to write/read an column on AWS S3.

Have you ever find yourself going through the aws cli documentation page over and over again just to remember the right syntax or argument(s) for that command that you wanna run? Do you feel that you are more productive from the command line? Are you tired of having to open private browser windows or even a different browser to work with multiple aws accounts? AWS Pocketknife is a command line tool to make aws administration a little bit easier and faster than using the aws console or aws cli. It also helps to script some AWS tasks such as cleaning up old AMIs along its snapshots or cleaning up manual RDS snapshots or even creating a manual snapshot for a particular RDS. These commands are also handy if you have multiple aws accounts to manage, since you can't have multiple tabs open for different accounts in a web browser. The only way would be to use diffente browsers or open incognito windows.

AWS SQS Moniter.

Helps with sidekiq.