This is the percentage of transactions that succeeded for each minute in the last hour. Use this chart to see the breakdown of votes vs all other transactions on the Solana network Success Rate On the other, the raw TPS figure is inflated by validator's own vote transactions, hence the other metrics we have included here Votes vs Non Votes On the one hand, TPS is generally much lower than Solana's theoretical maximum, as the number of transactions submitted each second varies based on how busy the network is. It is helpful to see the health of the cluster as a whole, but doesn't tell the whole picture. Transactions per second is a measure of the raw throughput of the Solana network.
Transaction Performance Raw Transactions Per Second This chart shows the percentage of that total that was used by validators to process transactions, expressed as an average for each minute of the last hour. Blockspace Usage: Percent of Max Compute UsedĮach block processed by Solana has a maximum of 48,000,000 compute units available. Success vs Failed Compute Units Per SecondĪnother way to look at Compute Units is to understand how much compute power was used by validators to process failed vs successful transactions. It also excludes votes by default - all recorded compute units come from user activity on Solana. Looking at Compute Units helps us see how hard the validators are working, not just how fast. Conversely it may be that the types of transaction - and the programs they invoke - are more demanding than average. Low TPS may mean the network is underperforming - or it simply may be a quiet time. While Transactions Per Second (TPS) has become a popular metric to measure Solana's performance, it doesn't tell the whole story.
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