Is the Solana outage gone? Network achieves 100% time in Q2

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Despite past reliability, the Q2 2023 Solana network achieved 100% uptime in Q2 2023, according to the Solana Foundation's Network Performance Report, which represents one of several improvements to Solana's network infrastructure and infrastructure in the first half of the year.

Managed by an extensive group of independent verifiers around the world, the network has shown improvements in various performance metrics, including the ratio of voice-to-voiceless transactions, production time and transactions per second.

Solana Foundation Executive Director Dan Albert points out that Solana's performance is only part of the story, in a press release. The underlying decentralization of the network is also a key focus:

“The first half of 2023 presents a number of challenges for the network, but the network is very good and further developments in the ecosystem are on the way, cementing Solana as the leading decentralized smart contract.”

Solana measures the network's decentralization and usefulness using four metrics: block-generating validators, RPC nodes, Nakamoto Coefficient, and active open source developers on the network. The Foundation's report shows positive data for all these parameters.

On the creative front, a state squeeze has begun on Solana. This method allows data to be stored directly on the chain, greatly reducing costs. For example, spending 100 million NFTs on Solana now costs only 50 SOL.

In the year As a result, the network has achieved full time since intervention and seamlessly migrated to network version 1.14.

Next on the list is Solana's amendment documents-33, the addition of timely voting credits to the network in Q3, which is “intended to reduce the completion time and to disable intentional late voting”.

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