Metronome is a scheduler and task runner. It can be used locally as a cron replacement, or as a network-wide job executor. Events are stored via simple database rows, and optionally managed via AMQP events. Interval/time values are expressed with reasonably intuitive English phrases, ie.: 'at 2...

Data collector for synced gem for Datadog.

Use Redis to record the data migration status

Super-Duper library to send syslog messages over UDP to logging server such as Graylog2. Supports Structured Data elements as defined by RFC 5424.

A serialisable and validatable table-less model with support for associations, useful to store settings, options, etc in a serialized form in a parent object

A redis-backed metrics tracker for keeping tabstabs on pretty much anything. Fork of Tabs

Blazing fast Ruby alternative to acts-as-taggable-on and other similar gems. Instead of million of records in the database it uses powerful ElasticSearch, which gives a very fast and scalable solution with a search capabilities of ElasticSearch.

Tally is a simple Rails engine for capturing counts of various activities around an app. These counts are quickly captured in Redis then are archived periodically within the app’s default relational database.

Manage pomodoros from the command-line.

Ooyala Backlot API Wrapper. Read more about the Ooyala Backlot API at http://www.ooyala.com/support/docs/backlot_api

The Tarsnap backup service charges based on storage and bandwith. This gem provides a technique for grandfathering old backups in order to save on storage costs.

This gem to send chat messages to O365 Teams.

Gem to verify the auth hash for a telegram domain login

Telegram bot for meetups organisation

Built atop Timecop, this gem provides a more intuitive interface for managing the current date and time across the test suite.

A GPX to KML converter for Missouri Task Force 1

Fork of Client SDK for the Clerk

Simple ActiveRecord model caching using Redis.

Ruby's heavy metal SOAP client

Enables users to manage arms/trials, groups, users, participants, and memberships.