Verdi
A Coq framework for implementing and formally verifying distributed systems with support for multiple fault models.
What is Verdi?
Verdi is a framework for formally verifying distributed systems implementations using the Coq proof assistant. It allows developers to write distributed algorithms and prove their correctness properties, such as safety and liveness, under various fault models. The framework includes verified system transformers that encapsulate common fault tolerance techniques, enabling proofs in idealized models to carry over to more realistic environments.
Researchers and engineers working on distributed systems who need strong correctness guarantees through formal verification, particularly those familiar with Coq and theorem proving.
Verdi provides a unified framework for both implementing and verifying distributed systems, with reusable verified components that reduce verification effort. Its support for multiple fault models and verified system transformers allows developers to build complex, fault-tolerant systems with proven correctness.
Overview
A framework for formally verifying distributed systems implementations in Coq
Use Cases
Best For
- Formally verifying safety and liveness properties of distributed protocols
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