Extension for ruby Sequel library that allows using PostgreSQL advisory locks for application-level mutexes.

Provides plugins and extensions for Sequel

Allows easy manipulation of Postgres schemas from Ruby with Sequel

Create horizontally sharded Sequel models with Postgres

A Sequel extension to make seeds/fixtures manageable like migrations

Generic, flexible seek pagination implementation for Sequel and PostgreSQL

Sequel-based session middleware for Rack 2.0+

Sequel adapter for Snowflake

Offer tooling for common database operations, such as running Sequel migrations, store and load from the database schema, rollback, redo some migration, rerun all migrations, display applied and missing migrations. It allows integration with Rake, while being lazily evaluated to not slow down other Rake tasks. It's also configurable in order to support more actions and database vendors. Some tasks are currently implemented for PostgreSQL only for the time being out of the box. It should be possible to complement this gem with another one to support other database vendors, while taking advantage of the build blocks provided by this tool set.

Scalable distributed append-only data store

This gem provides an easy way of storing and retrieving encryption keys in the database.

Foreman Smart Proxy plug-in for Pulp 3 container registry support

Column based, timestamp replication of MySQL and Postgres databases.

Statistic and analysis in Ruby DSL, just as simple as SQL operations in ActiveRecord.

Sequel backend for DelayedJob, originally authored by Tobias Luetke

Simple tool to import/export databases inspired by taps but OOB, meaning databases are imported/exported from the filesystem.

A data mapper ORM for Ruby. Persists POROs, enables DDD and fast tests. Makes your objects less alien.

Simple filtering for ActiveRecord, Sequel and enumerables.

Generate tokens and interact with the GitHub Rest API as a GitHub App.

Replicate any API to your database with WebhookDB. WebhookDB handles webhooks and intelligently polls APIs to provide a normalized, schematized, relational copy of API data. No new APIs to learn -- just an easy-to-use CLI to set up integrations, and then you get a database connection string to access your data. WebhookDB keeps everything up to date, automatically. Explore the extensive documentation at https://docs.webhookdb.com.