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On a 12-validator CometBFT testbed within a 25-node containerlab deployment, seven experiments establish: per-query discovery is 448× faster than consensus commit at the layer level; throughput scales from 8.18 to 141.61 transactions per second (TPS), a 17.3 × increase, with 100% success; without the lock, 50 concurrent transactions over-committed by 24.5×, while with it, seven contention trials covering 2,350 transactions held every conservation and balance invariant; admission control achieves deterministic 100%/0% valid/invalid visibility asymmetry; and a targeted Byzantine overspend attempt is rejected at CheckTx without protocol modification.
DualEdge keeps the layers separate: Serf gossip handles soft-state discovery; CometBFT handles hard-state settlement.
A dual-lock mechanism ties them together via a strict on-chain admission rule over hardware identifiers and a bounded-delay gossip tag update, implemented in the Application BlockChain Interface (ABCI++) application layer above CometBFT.
LOCK_UN¶ Release an existing lock. fcntl.
The Python global interpreter lock is released before calling any function exported by these libraries, and reacquired afterwards. class ctypes.
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On a 12-validator CometBFT testbed within a 25-node containerlab deployment, seven experiments establish: per-query discovery is 448× faster than consensus commit at the layer level; throughput scales from 8.18 to 141.61 transactions per second (TPS), a 17.3 × increase, with 100% success; without the lock, 50 concurrent transactions over-committed by 24.5×, while with it, seven contention trials covering 2,350 transactions held every conservation and balance invariant; admission control achieves deterministic 100%/0% valid/invalid visibility asymmetry; and a targeted Byzantine overspend attempt is rejected at CheckTx without protocol modification. — DualEdge: A Dual-Lock Transaction Architecture for Decentralised Compute Marketplaces (2026)
LOCK_UN¶ Release an existing lock. fcntl. — fcntl — The fcntl and ioctl system calls — Python 3.13.18 documentation (2001)
The Python global interpreter lock is released before calling any function exported by these libraries, and reacquired afterwards. class ctypes. — ctypes — A foreign function library for Python — Python 3.13.18 documentation (2001)
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ctypes — A foreign function library for Python — Python 3.13.18 documentation (2001)
The Python global interpreter lock is released before calling any function exported by these libraries, and reacquired afterwards. class ctypes. — source
fcntl — The fcntl and ioctl system calls — Python 3.13.18 documentation (2001)
LOCK_UN¶ Release an existing lock. fcntl. — source
DualEdge: A Dual-Lock Transaction Architecture for Decentralised Compute Marketplaces (2026)
On a 12-validator CometBFT testbed within a 25-node containerlab deployment, seven experiments establish: per-query discovery is 448× faster than consensus commit at the layer level; throughput scales from 8.18 to 141.61 transactions per second (TPS), a 17.3 × increase, with 100% success; without the lock, 50 concurrent transactions over-committed by 24.5×, while with it, seven contention trials covering 2,350 transactions held every conservation and balance invariant; admission control achieves deterministic 100%/0% valid/invalid visibility asymmetry; and a targeted Byzantine overspend attempt is rejected at CheckTx without protocol modification. — source
DualEdge keeps the layers separate: Serf gossip handles soft-state discovery; CometBFT handles hard-state settlement. — source
A dual-lock mechanism ties them together via a strict on-chain admission rule over hardware identifiers and a bounded-delay gossip tag update, implemented in the Application BlockChain Interface (ABCI++) application layer above CometBFT. — source
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On a 12-validator CometBFT testbed within a 25-node containerlab deployment, seven experiments establish: per-query discovery is 448× faster than consensus commit at the layer level; throughput scales from 8.18 to 141.61 transactions per second (TPS), a 17.3 × increase, with 100% success; without the lock, 50 concurrent transactions over-committed by 24.5×, while with it, seven contention trials covering 2,350 transactions held every conservation and balance invariant; admission control achieves deterministic 100%/0% valid/invalid visibility asymmetry; and a targeted Byzantine overspend attempt is rejected at CheckTx without protocol modification.
DualEdge keeps the layers separate: Serf gossip handles soft-state discovery; CometBFT handles hard-state settlement.
A dual-lock mechanism ties them together via a strict on-chain admission rule over hardware identifiers and a bounded-delay gossip tag update, implemented in the Application BlockChain Interface (ABCI++) application layer above CometBFT.
LOCK_UN¶ Release an existing lock. fcntl.
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