Self-Hosted Feature

Built-in Load Balancing & Auto-Scaling

Scale Your Apps Automatically with Traffic Spikes

Automatically distribute traffic across multiple instances of your application. Scale up during traffic spikes, scale down during quiet hours, and only use the resources you need.

Everything you need

Built-in features that work out of the box

Automatic Traffic Distribution

Route incoming requests across healthy instances. Failed instances are automatically removed from rotation.

Horizontal Auto-Scaling

Automatically scale from 1 to N instances based on CPU, memory, or request metrics. Scale down when traffic drops.

Zero-Downtime Deployments

Deploy new versions without dropping requests. Old instances stay alive until all requests complete.

Health Checks

Automatic health monitoring with configurable endpoints. Unhealthy instances are replaced automatically.

Sticky Sessions

Route users to the same instance for session persistence. Perfect for WebSocket connections.

Custom Scaling Rules

Scale based on CPU, memory, request rate, or custom metrics. Define min/max instances per environment.

How Temps compares

Save money with self-hosted infrastructure

Temps vs. vercel

Vercel's auto-scaling is automatic but opaque—you can't control instance counts or scaling rules. Temps gives you full control over when and how your app scales.

Temps vs. railway

Railway charges per GB of RAM and vCPU usage. Temps runs on your infrastructure—scale to 100 instances without paying Railway's markup.

Perfect for

Real-world use cases and scenarios

High-Traffic Applications

Handle Black Friday traffic spikes without manual intervention. Scale from 2 to 20 instances automatically.

Real-Time Applications

Load balance WebSocket connections across multiple servers. Use sticky sessions to keep users connected.

Cost Optimization

Scale down to 1 instance during off-hours. Save on compute costs while maintaining availability.

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