Automatic failover across 16 providers. Response caching that eliminates redundant calls. Load testing that finds your breaking point before your users do.
Enable the cache layer. Identical prompts return instantly. Embedding cache handles vector lookups. Zero latency, zero cost on hits.
Configure backup providers. When OpenAI is slow or down, Stockyard routes to Anthropic, Google, or Groq automatically.
Run Stampede load tests against your stack. Inject faults with Fault. Find the breaking point before your users do.
76-module middleware chain runs in 400ns. Cache hits return in under 1ms. Failover switches providers in a single request cycle.
See the data →The latency in LLM-powered features is rarely the model itself. It is the retry logic when the provider returns a 503, the cache miss that forces a redundant API call, the manual provider switch when OpenAI's API degrades. Stockyard's middleware chain handles these patterns automatically. The cache layer stores prompt-response pairs so identical calls return instantly. The failover module detects provider degradation and reroutes to a backup within the same request. The result is that your application code stays simple — one API call, one URL — while the infrastructure handles the complexity of working with unreliable external services.
Load testing with Stampede before launch catches the performance cliffs that only appear under concurrent traffic. Most LLM applications work fine with five users and fall apart at fifty because rate limits, connection pools, and timeout settings were never tested under load. Finding these problems in staging is cheaper than finding them in production.
Install Stockyard, send a request, watch it flow through the middleware chain. Everything on this page starts working immediately.