daemon-kit aims to simplify creating Ruby daemons by providing a sound application skeleton (through a generator), task specific generators (jabber bot, etc) and robust environment management code.

Starling is a lightweight, transactional, distributed queue server

This gem simplifies monitoring / reporting cron jobs on unix systems. It provides a number of configurable features. Specifically, it can log the output of cron jobs to a file or syslog, rotate the cron job log files, email the user the results of the cron job, time out cron jobs that run past a configurable time out, and more.

Ruby Metrics Library

syslog adapter for Foreman, a Minecraft server wrapper

An RSS frontend for transmissions. It defines a basic DSL that allows you decide what you do once the files have been downloaded

Rails Analyzer Tools contains Bench, a simple web page benchmarker, Crawler, a tool for beating up on web sites, RailsStat, a tool for monitoring Rails web sites, and IOTail, a tail(1) method for Ruby IOs.

Create easily a tunnel to forward connection (like a ssh) to the client host

Import sound in our Rivendell system

It allows you to write rake tasks to do common tasks, such as creating email addresses, adding users etc. Silk provides a HTTP wrapper the the rake tasks, and allows communication via JSON objects, which makes it dead easy for them to be called from a web app.

Reads the interface execution kinesis stream for NT2. Then it uses that execution info combined with information from VINE Services to determine if this is an error state. If it is, it sends a message to Einstein. It also clears Einstein alarms related to tracked errors. State is not tracked between runs, so if the job fails it won't manage previously created errors.