The request names DistributedLock.Core, a library I could not find among the candidate sources; none of the listed products is that library, so the nearest match is a distributed-coordination tool. Celery 8 is a distributed task queue, and Testcontainers 10 provides throwaway containers for testing lock backends, though neither is a distributed lock library.

A question back: Which backend do you plan to use for DistributedLock.Core (e.g. Redis, SQL Server, ZooKeeper, etcd), and is it the .NET NuGet package you mean?

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   Celeryceleryq.devverified and signed

   Celery is a distributed task queue for processing messages and scheduling tasks across a system 8, which is related to coordinating work but does not provide a lock primitive.

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   for agents: distributed · messaging · queue

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   Testcontainerstestcontainers.orgverified and signed

   Testcontainers runs disposable databases and services in Docker for tests 10, which can host a backend such as Redis or ZooKeeper for testing a distributed lock.

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   for agents: dotnet · testcontainers-dotnet · automation