The redis-expiring_counter gem builds a counter on top of redis providing fast and accurate rate limiting counters.

Add some commands to Redis that make it easy to work with a set of objects that need to expire individually.

Distributed mutual exclusion using Redis

A minimal feed using redis

This gem allows you to easily use Redis to store data as regular ActiveRecord attributes

Fake (local file) driver for redis-rb. Useful for development environment and machines without Redis.

RedisFixtures allows you to have fixtures for Redis, in addition to the ones for your database. If you are using Redis as more than just a cache (and I hope you are), you probably need to have some data there to test your application. RedisFixtures will reset your (test) Redis database at the beginning of every test to the fixture you set. And if you use FixtureBuilder (or any other fixture-generating library), you can automatically generate your Redis fixture from the contents of your test Redis database.

Distributed locking using redis, which ensures releasing orphaned lock shortly.

Redis command-line shell

Three basic CRDTs (set, hashmap and counter) for redis. Also includes a ConnectionPool that allows you to run concurrent redis commands on multiple connections w/o using eventmachine/em-hiredis.

Lightweight wrapper over redis hashes.

When shit hits the fan in your redis db, Redis Health lets you know before your customers do

helper module for models using Redis

OpenTracing instrumentation for the Redis Ruby client.

A Ruby client for the RedisJSON module of the Redis Stack.

Store data by converting JSON to redis

A light-weighted redis driver for testing, development, and minimal environments, which supports various data storage strategies.

simple redis init for rails projects

The gem redis_knock implements a HTTP Throttle Control engine using Redis to store rate-limiting IP's.

This gem will help you to connect redis and fluentd. With it you'll be able to get your data from redis with fluentd.