lszer
Lszer is a hypothetical framework described in theoretical discussions of distributed systems to analyze how data is stored, synchronized, and made available across a network. It is not a real-world product or standard, but a conceptual model used in academic writing to compare architectural choices and their consequences for consistency and latency.
Overview: Lszer envisions a layered architecture with a data layer that stores state, a consensus layer that
Key properties: The model emphasizes modularity, allowing different consensus algorithms to be substituted without altering the
Usage and reception: In the literature, Lszer is used as a reference point for illustrating CAP-like trade-offs,
See also: CAP theorem; distributed systems; consensus protocols; distributed ledger concepts.