enterprise-infrastructure

You can scale infrastructure from SQLite to multi-worker deployments by setting environment variables like KAILASH_DATABASE_URL. The StoreFactory auto-detects and lazy imports the appropriate DB backends, activating Level 0, 1, or 2 configurations without requiring code modifications.

The progressive infrastructure model is a Level 0 to Level 2 scaling framework controlled by environment variables. It configures stores, queue backends, and schema versioning, starting from zero-config SQLite and scaling to shared databases and multi-worker setups with task queues.

StoreFactory handles dialect-portable SQL by using lazy imports to auto-detect and initialize database backends. This mechanism allows the same SQL patterns to work across different database dialects without hardcoding dependencies or requiring manual backend configuration.

Yes, Kailash infrastructure supports idempotency and worker registry for distributed task processing. It provides SQL-backed and Redis-backed task queues at Level 2, ensuring reliable multi-worker execution and preventing duplicate task processing across the deployment.

Yes, you can use environment variables alone to configure schema versioning and migration guards. This environment-driven approach prevents schema downgrades and applies progressive migrations automatically when upgrading between infrastructure levels.