Add Temps to PaaS

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• Why is it awesome?

Temps is a self-hosted deployment platform built in Rust that consolidates what typically requires multiple SaaS tools (Vercel + Sentry + Plausible + managed DBs) into a single binary. It provides git push-to-deploy with automatic framework detection, built-in web analytics, error tracking (Sentry-compatible), session replay, managed PostgreSQL/Redis/MongoDB, S3-compatible storage, automatic TLS via Let's Encrypt, and zero-downtime rollouts. It supports Next.js, Vite, Go, Python, Rust, Java, .NET, and Docker. Dual-licensed under MIT/Apache 2.0.

• Have you used it? For how long?

Yes, I've been using Temps for several months to deploy and manage web applications in production.

• Is this in a personal or professional setup?

Both personal projects and professional production workloads.

• How many devices/users/services/... do you manage with it?

Multiple web applications across different environments (staging/production), with managed database instances and monitoring for each.

• Biggest pros/cons compared to other solutions?

Pros: Single binary deployment (no complex Docker Compose stacks), built-in observability (analytics + error tracking + session replay) eliminates the need for separate tools, Rust-based so very resource efficient, Pingora-powered reverse proxy handles TLS automatically, managed databases are provisioned alongside apps. Compared to Coolify or Dokku, the integrated observability stack is a major differentiator.

Cons: Newer project compared to established alternatives like Dokku or CapRover, so the community is still growing.

• Any other comments about your use case, things you've found excellent, limitations you've encountered... ?

The single-binary approach makes installation and upgrades straightforward. The built-in analytics and error tracking are production-quality and eliminate the need to self-host separate tools like Plausible and Sentry. The MCP (Model Context Protocol) integration for AI-assisted development workflows is a unique and forward-looking feature.