Job retrying without the noise.

You get break down of retry queue by error messages and also direct link to view a list of identical errors

A gem making Sidekiq jobs fully durable with some extra features

Report to Rollbar when sidekiq raise exception

sidekiq-routing gives you runtime control over which Sidekiq queue a job class lands in or runs from — without a deploy. Park a misbehaving class onto a worker-less parking queue (reversible), blackhole it (drop), or let the optional auto-rerouter move noisy classes between latency tiers. Ships a read-only Sidekiq Web tab. Routing state lives in a single Redis hash read from a process-local snapshot, so the per-job hot path stays an in-memory lookup rather than a Redis round-trip.

Schedule Cron style Sidekiq jobs

Allows multiple hosts to handle sidekiq scheduler

Uses Sidekiq API to get all current jobs metadata and searches by it

Sidekiq middleware that allows capturing exceptions and throwing only after last retry, when the job goes to dead queue.

Render mail, serialize it and then send it to a Sidekiq queue for dispatch by a background process.

Serialize CurrentAttributes for Sidekiq

This gems silences all of Sidekiq exceptions in retryable jobs, except the last one. Specially useful when you know you job is most likely going to fail often (scrapers, api calls, etc)

Restricts Sidekiq delay workers to only accept 'simple' arguments.

Simple unique jobs for Sidekiq and single Redis instance

Implement a structured logging approach for sidekiq.

Cache objects in redis, generated with thundering herd prevention via sidekiq.

A Rails engine that monitors your Sidekiq install using Dead Man's Snitch (www.deadmanssnitch.com).

A reliable fetch strategy for Sidekiq that prevents job loss on worker crashes by atomically moving jobs to per-worker processing queues and recovering orphaned jobs from dead workers. An open-source alternative to Sidekiq Pro's `super_fetch`.

Add typed arguments to your Sidekiq Workers with automatic argument access

Add 'perform_spread' method to workers to allow for scheduling jobs over an interval of time.