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

Sidekiq plugin that provides for singleton jobs that reschedule themselves after completion

Sidekiq server middleware that re-queues a job when the class meant to run it is not yet loaded in the current process — the race you hit during a rolling deploy that adds a new job class.

A mechanism to reroute queued jobs to a different queue on pickup. Can target jobs by job ID or job class.

Rescue Sidekiq jobs on expected error and reschedule them

Adds a tab to your Sidekiq dashboard to allow you to reset Sidekiq statistics

sidekiq-resque_status is a Sidekiq plugin that allows to see statuses of Sidekiq workers using the Resque web interface

Allows manual restarts of Sidekiq workers.

An extension to sidekiq to retrieve the job result

Results for sidekiq jobs.

Enhanced retry logic for Sidekiq workers

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.