Sui Restores Mainnet After Outage, Says Network Operations Have Resumed
Summary
- Layer-1 blockchain Sui (SUI) said it has recovered from a mainnet outage and resumed normal operations.
- Sui said a bug that emerged as validators applied a new binary prevented the network from moving to the next epoch, halting mainnet operations.
- Sui added that validators applied a patch to fix the bug and the affected epoch, allowing network activity and transaction processing to resume normally, and said it plans to release an incident review later.
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Layer-1 blockchain Sui said it has restored its mainnet following an outage and resumed normal operations.
In a post on X on May 29, the Sui network said the mainnet was back online and transactions were being processed normally.
The outage occurred during the deployment of a long-term fix applied the previous day, according to Sui. As validators restarted to install a new binary, a randomness initialization process that runs at the start of an epoch failed to complete.
Sui said that initialization process requires a higher quorum than the consensus mechanism. It added that, after the process failed, there was a potential bug in how the state was preserved during validator restarts.
That bug prevented the network from advancing to the next epoch, halting mainnet operations.
Sui validators later applied a patch to fix both the underlying bug and the affected epoch. Network activity has since resumed normally, and transactions are now being processed smoothly.
Sui said it plans to release a more detailed incident review at a later date.

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