Proby monitoring for recurring sidekiq jobs.

A gem that when configured and used properly will provide a page displaying if the sidekiq processes are within expected operating parameters

A gem that when configured and used properly will provide a page displaying if the sidekiq processes are within expected operating parameters

SidekiqProcessKiller plugs into Sidekiq's middleware and kills a process if its processing beyond the supplied RSS threshold. Since, this plugs into the middleware the check is performed after each job.

Sidekiq per queue 'soft' limiting. It ain't perfect, but it's enough.

A modern, real-time web interface for monitoring and managing Sidekiq queues. Features include live queue statistics, pause/resume operations, process limit management, bulk operations, and a responsive UI with zero configuration required. Perfect for production environments requiring profession...

Prometheus exporter for the Sidekiq queues

Keep track of Sidekiq queue stats

This Gem adds a /queue-status endpoint to your Rails app. Useful for monitoring your Sidekiq queues with Icinga or Nagios. Normally returns a 200 OK, returns 503 Service Unavailable wh...

A production-ready Sidekiq gem that provides both queue-level concurrency limits and job-level throttling capabilities, combining the best of sidekiq-limit_fetch and sidekiq-throttled.

TBD

Use simple recursion to limit sidekiq workers per job.

Gracefully recycle sidekiq processes that use too much memory

Sidekiq launcher to redeploy and reload app from a remote artifact. This will detect app changes, once detected a new artifact will be pulled and the Sidekiq app will be reloaded.

View redis log for sidekiq under the sidekiq admin page

Direct Sidekiq logs into Redis as well

A Sidekiq extension that ensures jobs are only enqueued when database transactions commit, jobs are deleted when they are completed.

Sidekiq middleware to handle requeuing of jobs if the worker gets badly terminated or crashes

This library is designed to reduce noise in your error reporting services, by remapping the classes of errors in Sidekiq jobs to a single, custom error, for a limited number of retries. You can then set up error handling rules specifically for your custom error, such as ignoring ...

Just call remove_scheduled method and pass the argument to the worker to remove scheduled jobs. No need to store Job Ids