Updates rehearsed on a copy before production feels them.
Upgrade Rehearsal
Part of the managed platform — not an AI agent, and there's nothing to approve. Before your system takes a major update, the update runs on an isolated copy of it first, so what reaches production is a rehearsed change instead of a gamble.
Built into the platform
This is not an agent you switch on. It is part of how Infinary runs — the foundation the agents stand on, there from the moment your system is paired.
What it does
Upgrade Rehearsal is how the platform ships updates: an isolated clone of your system is stood up, the upgrade runs there in full — schema migrations, scripts, customizations — and problems surface where they cost nothing. Only a rehearsed, verified update is applied to production, guarded by the pre-update snapshot. It's why the system stays current instead of frozen at the version everyone's afraid to touch.
What Changes
What You Get
Breakage surfaces in the rehearsal copy, not in your Tuesday.
Staying current stops being a leap of faith, so security patches don't wait for courage.
Every production update is preceded by a snapshot it can retreat to.
