Ruby integrations

AppSignal works with most popular Ruby frameworks and gems out-of-the-box such as:

• Action Cable
• Active Job
• Capistrano
• DataMapper
• Delayed::Job
• Elasticsearch
• Excon
• Faraday
• Garbage Collection
• Global VM Lock
• Grape
• GraphQL
• Hanami
• HTTP.rb
• MongoDB
• Multiple Rack libraries
• Net::HTTP
• Padrino
• Puma
• Que
• Rack
• Rake
• Redis
• Resque
• Ruby on Rails
• Ruby VM
• Sequel
• Shoryuken
• Sidekiq
• Solid Queue
• Sinatra
• ViewComponent
• Webmachine

We try to make most integrations work automatically, but some might require some manual configuration steps.

Supported through another integration

Some libraries and frameworks don’t have a dedicated integration page, but AppSignal can monitor them through one of the integrations above.

AppSignal does not have a dedicated GoodJob integration. GoodJob jobs are monitored through our GoodJob page when GoodJob is configured as the Active Job queue adapter.

If a certain library isn’t automatically supported it’s possible to integrate AppSignal manually.

For a more detailed examples on how to integrate AppSignal, visit our examples repository.