Dejavu uses Sidkiq's internal scheduling so it doesn't need its own clock and integrates nicely with Sidekiq's native scheduled jobs.

Wouldn't be nice if you could directly queue your model method calls to Sidekiq? With Sidekiq::Delaty you can!

Gem to provide serialization and deserialization of Dry::Struct arguments for Sidekiq jobs

Support for Sidekiq jobs which expire after a certain length of time. Jobs that are set to expire can run as long as they want, but an expiring job must start executing before the expiration time.

GELF logging for Sidekiq

Provides Sidekiq middleware to serialize ActiveRecord objects with GlobalId

Sidekiq::Health adds a rake task that outputs the current size our your Sidekiq queues.

A set of sidekiq middlewares to track workflows consisting of multiple levels of sidekiq jobs

Writes Sidekiq job metrics to InfluxDB

Send alert to Slack if too many waiting jobs or dead jobs

Sidekiq middleware that allows for immediate control over job processing in Sidekiq, providing tools to skip, delay, or modify job executions directly from the console, ideal for handling job failures or system stress without needing deployment.

Cross-host Sidekiq worker killswitches

Give a state of sidekiq available queues

Adds ActiveSupport/Notifications support to sidekiq.

Sidekiq::Portal - emulate scheduled job activity in tests when you work with time traveling.

SidekiqProcessKiller plugs into Sidekiq's middleware and kills a process if its processing beyond the supplied RSS threshold. Since, this plugs into the middleware the check is performed after each job.

Publisher for enqueuing jobs to Sidekiq

Gracefully recycle sidekiq processes that use too much memory

Just call remove_scheduled method and pass the argument to the worker to remove scheduled jobs. No need to store Job Ids

This gem adds recurring jobs to Sidekiq. It is heavily inspired by the sidekiq-dejavu and sidetiq gems.