June 2026: Delivered Hashi on-chain committee resolver integrated into the sui-proxy to enable dynamic peer discovery and mTLS authentication. The resolver fetches active Hashi member public keys from the Sui blockchain and exposes health and membership metrics, enabling unified monitoring with the existing metric pipelines. Key features: on-chain resolver, dynamic peer discovery, mTLS authentication, and health telemetry. The change is backed by the commit eed444460aa41926b10f54380caa03eb29db4f0d (PR #26975). It tolerates pre-genesis state (empty committees) and can deploy before the first reconfig without errors. Tests and validation: end-to-end verification on a private testnet with real metrics; unit tests cover empty/invalid tls_public_key filtering, Bag ID extraction, Move Option<u64> parsing, and validator metadata name-fallback. Business impact: reduces manual operator configuration for 100+ Hashi operators, improves security with mTLS, and increases observability with new metrics. Alignment with existing patterns (sui-node/sui-bridge) simplifies deployment and metric collection. Technologies and skills demonstrated: Rust/Sui ecosystem, on-chain data access, mTLS, Prometheus metrics, end-to-end testing, telemetry instrumentation.