sidekiq-fiber lets you run IO-bound Sidekiq jobs as fibers instead of threads. A single thread can process thousands of concurrent jobs that spend most of their time waiting on external IO (HTTP, LLM APIs, S3) — without the memory and OS overhead of one thread per job.

Selectively encrypt fields in Sidekiq

Run sidekiq jobs in separate forked subprocesses to prevent memory bloat.

Sidekiq worker wrapper that provides optional timeout and after failure (reentrancy)

Allows to group jobs into a set and follow their progress

Transfer some metadata to sidekiq job, can tag sidekiq logs and add logging job args

Easily monitor your sidekiq queus with Slack or some other notification service.

Sidekiq middleware that fire a notification when a flagged worker has ended its job, successful or not.

Tool to scale sidekiq dynos on Heroku

Implement a structured logging approach for sidekiq.

SidekiqInsight provides detailed CPU, memory, and wall-time profiling for Sidekiq jobs and Rails requests, automatically detects memory leaks, stores metrics in Redis, and displays everything in a clean, modern dashboard. Ideal for monitoring production workload performance.

Moving your job to the Dead Job Queue INSTANTLY

Send Sidekiq status into Instrumental after every job

Keep track of fails in Sidekiq jobs

Manage your sidekiq jobs

Monitor currently running Sidekiq jobs to give user feedback

Signal a job to quit, and block the job from executing through middleware.

Syntax sugar for Sidekiq workers. Each consumer is a class, with clean interface, and custom logger. Usefull when count of different events ~100 and more.

Extends Sidekiq's web UI with useful features like reset buttons for processed/failed counters

Like the .delay method without YAML serialization.