EtherFlow Middleware v2.4.0
High-throughput transaction middleware with backpressure that actually holds.
What this is
A low-latency mediation layer for high-volume request pipelines. Written in Rust with a lock-free queue, gRPC surface, and a Prometheus suite that ships with the build. Ran 14 months in production behind a payments product before it was listed.
Technical fingerprint
REF ETHERFLOWTrust lattice
84
Composite of 6 weighted axes. The list beside this holds every figure and its evidence.
Trust lattice · click a column to pin
6 axes
Composite trust
Height = measurement · width = weight · colour = state
84
Weighted axes
negotiate: Dependencies
Composite is the weighted mean of the axes above. Recompute it by hand if you want to — the inputs are all on this page.
Dependency surface
Surface view unavailable on this device. The table holds the same figures — install weight, advisory count, and fan-out per package.
Dependency surface · drag to orbit
14.3 MB installed
Radius = install weight · colour = advisory risk · distance = transitive fan-out
6 direct packages
2 flagged
Clean-room rebuild probe
Clone, install, scan, build, boot — outside the tool it was written in.
0% of pipeline weight
No probe on record for this build yet. Run it and the six stages report individually — a committed key or a build that only works inside the original generator shows up here, before escrow funds move.
Commit provenance · 26 weeks
26 active weeks
Distributed history across 26 weeks. Green bars had more than one author.
Run cost at volume
$42.00 /mo
- Load balancerfixed$18.00
detected via grpc gateway · $18 per mo
- Redis cachefixed$10.00
detected via REDIS_URL · $10 per mo
- Container hostfixed$14.00
detected via Dockerfile · $14 per mo
At this volume the purchase price equals 58.3 months of infrastructure. Rates are list price for the detected services, before egress.
Demo
Sandbox instance with a seeded queue, resets hourly.
Certification report · checklist v1.2
reviewed 2026-07-11 · severity floor mediumScope reviewed
- ✓Full source read of all first-party crates
- ✓Dependency provenance and lockfile audit
- ✓Outbound network call inventory
- ✓Build reproducibility from a clean checkout
Findings on record
- — No outbound calls to hosts outside the documented allowlist.
- — No obfuscated, minified, or dynamically evaluated first-party code.
- — Two low-severity notes were shared with the seller and are documented in the report.
This is a point-in-time review of the artifact at the hash on record. It is not a warranty that the build is free of defects or vulnerabilities. Read the checklist.