TETemps
Temps is a self-hosted platform combining Git deployments, monitoring, analytics, session replay, and managed databases.
About this project
Temps is a self-hosted application platform that combines Git deployments with operational tools. Its dashboard and command-line interface cover application deployment, uptime monitoring, error tracking, analytics, session replay and database management. Optional AI gateway and assistant features use separately configured provider keys.
The README provides a bootstrap installation script and states that Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 have been tested, with macOS also supported. A usable deployment involves a host, domain and service configuration rather than only opening a hosted account. The installation can import existing Git credentials under documented conditions, so that behavior should be reviewed before running the bootstrap.
The README offers MIT or Apache-2.0 licensing; the captured license file is Apache-2.0. The observed release-feed entry is a nightly build rather than proof of a stable production release. Claims about replacing services or saving money depend on the chosen workload and its operating costs, and do not remove responsibility for backups, updates or telemetry-data collection.
Project sources
- OpenAlternative
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Project mention
Announces a Temps directory entry and describes its self-hosted platform. Claimed cost savings were not independently verified.
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Why it is worth a look
- Git-based application deployment
- Monitoring, error tracking and uptime alerts
Before you use it
- Requires host and service administration
- Review automatic import of existing Git credentials
- The observed release is nightly; choose a release deliberately
- Collecting session replay and analytics requires an appropriate data policy
Requires host and service administration; Review automatic import of existing Git credentials; The observed release is nightly; choose a release deliberately; Collecting session replay and analytics requires an appropriate data policy; Confirmed requirements: Command line, An always-on device or service; Some requirements have not been verified. Check the official setup instructions.
What it can do
- Git-based application deployment
- Monitoring, error tracking and uptime alerts
- Analytics, session replay and managed database workflows
Who it fits
Consolidating deployment and operational tools on your own host; Inspecting application telemetry beside deployment history
A hosted platform with no administration; Assuming advertised savings or feature parity without evaluating your workload
Getting started
- Review the official bootstrap script and its Git-credential import behavior
- Prepare the host, domain and required service configuration
- Deploy a noncritical application and inspect monitoring, backups and analytics collection before wider use