A Test Kitchen Driver for Rackspace

Distributed sharing of username/password combinations for use with HTTP basic auth

Stops downsteam processing, dumps env.inspect into the reply body, sets Content-Type if given. Debug only.

Allows checking of reply content type with request accept types. Also allows contracting of downstream apps to supplying a single type.

Course-grained access control based on URL path (env['PATH_INFO'])

Rack Middleware which retrieves KML from Rails and produces KMZ for the client.

Only for debugging/testing. Transforms application/json content type into text/json for display in a browser.

a modular Ruby webserver interface

Creates rax clusters

Leech is simple TCP client/server framework. Server is similar to rack. It allows to define own handlers for received text commands.

Applies a source prefix to any custom source names supplied when submitting metrics

Manage the (active_record connection) pool via Rack middleware

This middleware fixes the lighttpd PATH_INFO for apps mounted at / in a way that is compatible with everything. That is, in contrast with the Rack documentation this middleware actually fucking works.

Lita handler for manipulating Rackspace Cloud Load Balancers using the dd_spacecadet gem

After you run assets:precompile your assets will be synchronised with your S3 bucket or Rackspace Cloud Files container, deleting unused files and only uploading the files it needs to.

A utility for logging on multiple files for rack applications

Includes ActionController helpers implementing unlocalized routes redirection + a rack_rewrite redirecting /en to /en/ for SEO + the rails-translate-routes gem to be used in target apps

Failure handlers for rack and resque that log failures using log4r. It is expected that these logs will get sent elsewhere (e.g. graylog) by using log4r outputters (e.g. log4r-gelf)

Rack middleware to allow/deny access to remote user by http method, path and query params.

Matreska is for building adaptable multi-filter, which is inspired by Rack.