Cloudflare architecture

Tedix is built on Cloudflare so digital workers can combine low-latency edge execution with durable state and bounded access to heavier compute.

Platform building blocks

Workers provide global request handling and control-plane services.
Durable Objects coordinate long-lived worker identity and stateful sessions.
D1 stores canonical relational configuration, ledgers, and audit data.
R2 stores larger immutable artifacts and published assets.
Workflows run durable multi-step operations with retries.
Sandbox containers provide isolated build or workstation capability when a job needs an operating-system process.
Cloudflare Artifacts provides Git-compatible, versioned source storage where enabled.

Separate jobs, separate boundaries

Tedix does not treat every Cloudflare primitive as interchangeable. Public request handling, durable coordination, Git source, immutable objects, and container execution have different trust and lifecycle requirements.

This separation lets a worker keep its identity and durable records while an individual runtime or job environment is replaced.