TiX.im - a decentralized supercluster
TiX is an decentralized, deterministic, user owned, globally designed workflow engine from the future
TiX.im is a fully decentralized, composable, deterministic, workflow engine DAG for interactive and automated workflows in highly isolated containers.
A nix based framework allows the user to build very complex, multi step workflows spanning any agent, harness, script, build step, ... that can be parametrized in an easy way. Workflows can transition between states and are globally reachable using the iroh network.
A unique combination of multiple decentralized networks, the tix.build system, is the first of its kind that can ensure that each software artifact published in the network has succeeded rigorous supply chain analysis by multiple parties as well as a deterministic build process that was succeeded by multiple parties. By splitting the signature key into multiple parts, in which one part is locked inside the maintainers hardware dongle and the other part is distributed among hundreds of nodes (mpc-2pc), any node in the system can be compromised but a malicious release can be prevented.
Since AI supported software attacks, mutating worms, unicode attack vectors (glass worm), etc became so sophisticated and fast, a complete new set of attack vectors arose that require novel solutions.
This talk will be an architectural design overview with an live demo of this experimental infrastructure project still built in stealth - for a reason.
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