The Hub SSO Library supports single sign-on across multiple Rails applications on the same host. The Hub application provides account management facilities (sign up, log in, etc.). The library provides read-only access to data set up by the application. Using the library, external applications can see whether or not someone is logged in via Hub and see what their assigned roles are. Each application determines its own mappings between roles and permissions.

Open-ended information sharing framework

Convert bytesizes into a human-readable format Either uses decimal byte prefixes or prefixes based on powers of 2 (Ki, Mi, etc.).

Session-recording library for Net::SSH to make testing easy

A Ruby interface to the Hutzbot service

This Gem provides a simple cli utility named `hyperctl` that can check the status of and [with appropriate permissions] enable/disable hyperthreading/SMT/sibling cores on Linux via the `sysfs` pseudo filesystem. It should be compatible with most modern Linux distributions as long as `sysfs` is mounted at `/sysfs`.

HyperMesh gives your HyperReact components CRUD access to your ActiveRecord models on the client, using the the standard ActiveRecord API. HyperMesh also implements push notifications (via a number of possible technologies) so changes to records on the server are dynamically updated on all authorised clients.

HyperModel gives your HyperComponents CRUD access to your ActiveRecord models on the client, using the the standard ActiveRecord API. HyperModel also implements push notifications (via a number of possible technologies) so changes to records on the server are dynamically updated on all authorised clients.

Adds the ability to write and use the react-router in Ruby through Opal

A Hyperloop application consists of isomorphic React Components, Active Record Models, Stores, Operations and Policiespec. Test them all from Rspec, regardless if the code runs on the client or server.

incremental_backup can make incremental backups by hour/day/week/month/year remotely through ssh and rsync

The instance_accountant gem is designed to be used to account for hourly resource consumption, such as EC2 instances, using Subledger, the double-entry accounting API. It can account for both cost (amount owed to AWS) as well as price (amount owed to instance owner). If you run hourly-billed instances for yourself, or for others, and want real-time usage information for yourself, and for those paying you for the instance, then this gem is for you. :-) instance_accountant keeps state in an "hourfile" that contains the timestamp of the last hour accounted for. It is intended to be run in --daemon mode at startup. It makes no effort to account for instance time when it is not running, so it's important to run it immediately upon startup, and to make sure that it is always running.

Inventory server store and index data sent from the agent

ip -> address.

A Ruby library to resolve IP addresses and AS numbers to responsible email addressses

C# project file parser and inspector

models, specs of models, and assets for microsites_cluster

itBit gem SDK.

Gem focused on events for meta-programing

A ruby wrapper for the JamBase api