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Reverse Dependencies for sidekiq
The projects listed here declare sidekiq as a runtime or development dependency
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Tracks jobs enqueued, average duration and etc.
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This gem has been renamed to 'rails-monitoring'.
https://github.com/bitcrowd/rails-monitoring
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Allow sidekiq clients to send jobs to multiple redis instances
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Provides the Sidekiq.with_namepace function to access different namespaces through sidekiq's API
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Save some precious milliseconds by using oj instead of json inside sidekiq
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Sidekiq middleware to log useful sidekiq stats to OpenTSDB.
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Bulk processing for sidekiq 4+
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Sidekiq::Paramters::Logging middleware to log parameters passsed to each worker.
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Enhance Sidekiq with queue pausing
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Passing context values when create a job for Sidekiq Jobs
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Perform sidekiq jobs with the same arguments only once.
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Helper code for using Sidekiq with Postgres. Extracted from our production code.
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Supports defining 'pipelines' of workers in Sidekiq
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Improved fetch for Sidekiq 7+ and Redis 6.2.0+
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Changes your queues from FIFO to numeric priority based ones.
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An extension for Sidekiq allowing jobs in a single queue to be executed by a priority score rather than FIFO
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Proby monitoring for recurring sidekiq jobs.
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A gem that when configured and used properly will provide a page displaying if the sidekiq processes are within expected operating parameters
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A gem that when configured and used properly will provide a page displaying if the sidekiq processes are within expected operating parameters
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Sidekiq per queue 'soft' limiting. It ain't perfect, but it's enough.
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