Mesh-Native Performance Engineering
Equips developers with a systematic methodology for mesh-native performance engineering. Covers the USE method applied to DOSFI, the throughput ceiling formula, closed-loop benchmarking protocol, throughput vs. latency operating point selection, and a full performance workbench lab comparing baseline vs. quantized vs. routing-tuned configurations.
What you'll learn
- USE method: utilization, saturation, and errors for mesh nodes
- Throughput ceiling formula and how to raise it
- Reproducible benchmarking protocol (5-point checklist)
- P99 tail latency measurement and SLA declaration
- Model quantization and routing tuning as performance levers
All DOSFI educational content is produced under the Sovereign Closed-Core / Open-Surface model. DOSFI University is theory only — conceptual architecture, mathematics, and design theory. DOSFI Academy is practical only — SDK usage, ABI integration, and hands-on labs. Both tracks draw exclusively from open-surface materials: SDKs, ABIs, documentation, tutorials, examples, and conceptual explanations. Internal implementation details of the Runtime, Scheduler, Router, Readiness Engine, Privacy, Power, Thermal, Vital, DIU, and MNE subsystems are never revealed by either track. The DOSFI Core engine remains permanently sealed, preserving DOSFI's sovereignty, mission-lock, and non-replicable architecture.
Curriculum
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