IsMySidekiqOk

IsMySidekiqOk answers the question: is your Sidekiq ok? Define limits, and then if Sidekiq is running within those limits, you get a :success 200 response, otherwise you get a 500 error response. Can be used with Rails > 5.2. *You can customize the response code.

How to use my plugin.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'is_my_sidekiq_ok'

Mount the engine to get the route (routes.rb):

mount IsMySidekiqOk::Engine => '/is_my_sidekiq_ok'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install is_my_sidekiq_ok

And now just hit that endpoint!

Though you'll probably also want to configure the gem. This gem has the following settings:

# success
setting :status_symbol, :ok
# failior
setting :error_symbol, :internal_server_error
# Sidekiq instances running, fail if below this
setting :processes_size, 4
# below values will cause check to fail if exceeded
setting :default_queue_latency, 30
setting :workers_size, 0
setting :enqueued, 50

# name and password for basic auth
setting :name 
setting :password

Contribution directions go here.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.