Hyperledger Fabric 2.x Network Design & Setup

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Price: $94.99

Updated to Fabric Version 2.x in July 2020

Setting up Hyperledger Fabric Infrastructure is a complex task that requires the users to understand the concepts and the tools. This course is for technologists who are looking to architect & design solutions on Hyperledger Fabric based Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).

This course has already helped 1000s of students gain expertise on Fabric Network design & setup.

At the end of this course students will:

1. Have hands on knowledge of Hyperledger Fabric Components & Practices

2. Understand how to design the Hyperledger Fabric Infrastructure as per the requirements

3. Setup Fabric Certification Authorities & Manage identities

4. Be able to setup the test & production grade Fabric network infrastructure

5. Design Consortium setups & policies

6. Configure the YAML files for Fabric network initialization

7. Carry out Fabric network configuration updates

8. Be able to setup Fabric Network on

   1. Native in a Virtual Machine (Locally)

   2. Cloud (AWS)

   3. Docker & Docker Compose

   4. Minikube & Kubernetes (GCP)

9. Will be in a position to take the CHFA exam (Practice required)

Tools Covered:

• configtxgen, cryptogen, configtxlator

• orderer, peer, kafka

• fabric-ca-server, fabric-ca-client

• jq, docker, docker-compose, minikube kubernetes

• AWS & GCP installation

Before joining the course:

• Go through the preview lectures & Make sure you understand my accent 🙂

• Be aware that this course covers advanced topics & may require you to spend time on additional readings etc

• Understand the basics of Hyperledger Fabric – take a look at my course on Composer, it will help build a solid foundation

• Know this course will NOT teach you how to develop chaincode – take a look at my course on “Mastering Chaincode Development with GoLang”

Pre-Requisites:

• Students MUST have the conceptual knowledge of Hyperledger Fabric DLT

• Students MUST be comfortable with basic Linux commands

• Students MUST be comfortable with basic/simple shell scripts

• Students MUST be willing to learn (Fabric related technologies) on their own

Good to have:

• Basic understanding of Docker / Kubernetes

• Understanding of Virtual Machines | Hypervisors

• Access to any public cloud (AWS, Google …)

• Working knowledge of JSON or YAML format