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Hyperledger Fabric v1.4- Architecting, Designing and Deploying a Network

Course outline

3 days

Duration

3 days

Overview

This 3 day course is designed for Architects, and System Administrators interested in gathering a deeper understanding on how Hyperledger Fabric Networks are Architected and operated throughout. You will learn about the integral base files in which Fabric are built upon. You will learn about how identity, and permissions are administered throughout Membership Only networks. Additionally, you will gather the experience necessary to enter into and manage

nodes/peer needs (i.e. chaincode installation, securing communication, etc).

What You’ll Learn

  • Gain an understanding of the Hyperledger Fabric network topology
  • Learn about Chaincode, its purpose, and how to develop it using Go.
  • Learn how to handle chaincode operations such as making chaincode packages accessible to peers, invoking and interacting with the chaincode logic from the CLI, and much more.
  • Learn about how to create and develop an initial client Side solution (Using Node) to interact with the network.
  • Learn about how to scale the network organizations, peers, and orderer nodes.
  • Perform Certificate Authority Related operations & setup necessary for initial network Identity relations.

Audience

  • System Administrators or anyone who wants to know how to run day-to-day network operations on a stood up Hyperledger Fabric network

Outline

  • 1. Setting Up Fabric
  • 2. Docker Basics

Lab: Installing HLF & setting up

  • 3. Hyperledger Fabric Architect’s Use Cases
  • 4. Architecting a solution/Architects Considerations
  • 5. Database Administration in Fabric
  • 6. Fabric Network Topology

Lab: Bootstrapping the Network

Lab: Building the Network Artifacts and basis

Lab: Building the Network

  • 7. System Administrator’s Chaincode Process

Lab: Chaincode on Network

8.Communication on the Network

Lab: Creating and Implementing New Organizations

  • 9. Ordering Services

Lab: Scaling the network & Modularity

  • 10. Permissioning (Membership,ACL’s, Channels)

Lab: Creating the Channels, and implementing Permissions

Lab: Adding Pearson Vue

Lab: MSP/CA Operations

  • 11. Deployment Tips

Prerequisites

To best benefit from this course:

  • Familiarity with Hyperledger Fabric Component Structure & purposes
  • A minimal understanding of YAML Structure
  • Knowledgeable on how to navigate through the Command Line

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.