Capacity Is Not a Number: Atomic Admission and Scale-Out with Redis Lua in .NET

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Aug 17, 2026 #DOTNET

Capacity Is Not a Number: Atomic Admission and Scale-Out with Redis Lua in .NET

Why deterministic selection is still unsafe without distributed reservation, how Redis Lua closes the race, and how bounded runtime and…

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