Blockchain Hyperledger Training: Developing on Hyperledger Fabric

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

Learn the need for Blockchain applications, where Blockchain is used, and about Hyperledger Fabric; the open source framework for developing Blockchain applications and solutions with a modular architecture. This course will introduce you to the Hyperledger Composer tool that helps you create Hyperledger Fabric applications through comprehensive hands-on labs, giving you real world experience.

This course has been meticulously put together and is taught by world-class subject matter experts. Our experts will walk you through both overview topics and deep dive topics, such as steps to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric v1.1. There are use cases, proof of concepts, as well as interactive hands-on labs.

Audience

This course is designed for developers and administrators who want a comprehensive deep dive on Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 and Hyperledger Composer.

Prerequisites

This course is highly technical and requires students to be comfortable with coding. To prepare for the class you must:

Provide your own computer (Mac/PC/Linux) (labs are hosted in a virtual environment)
Have an understanding of Golang, Java, or JavaScript
Have an understanding of PKI and Docker

Learning Objectives

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The major components of Blockchain
Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 and the structure of the Hyperledger architecture
The features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, ledger, security and membership services
Writing chaincode
Bootstrapping the network
Benefits, components and architecture of Hyperledger Composer
Hyperledger Explorer and Hyperledger Composer Playground
Howï¿½to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 running a smart contract
How to build applications on Hyperledger Fabric v1.1

Introduction to Blockchain

Introduction to Blockchain
What is Blockchain?
Types of networks
- Public networks
- Permissioned network
- Private network
Need for Blockchain components of Blockchain
- Consensus
- Provenance
- Immutability
- Finality
Where can Blockchain be used
Blockchain example

How Blockchain Works

How Blockchain works
Structure of Blockchain
- Block
- Hash
- Blockchain
- Distributed
- Lifecycle of Blockchain
- Smart Contract
Consensus Algorithm
- Proof-of-work
- Proof-of-stake
- Practical Byzantine
- Fault tolerance
Actors of Blockchain
- Blockchain developer
- Blockchain operator
- Blockchain regulator
- Blockchain user
- Membership service provider
Building a small Blockchain application

Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric v1.1

Introduction to Hyperledger
- What is Hyperledger
- Why Hyperledger
- Where can Hyperledger be used
Hyperledger architecture
- Membership
- Blockchain
- Transaction
- Chaincode
Hyperledger Fabric
Features of Hyperledger
Fabric installation of prerequisite

Getting Started with Fabric Model

The Fabric model
Features of Fabric model
- Chaincode
- SDKï¿½s
- Ledger
- Privacy through channels
- Security and membership services
- Assets
- Consensus
Components of Fabric model
- Peer
- Orderer
- Certificate authority
- Building your network

Chaincode

Chaincode
- Chaincode API
- How to write a Chaincode
- Lab

Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric v1.1

Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric
- Transaction
- Ledger
- Nodes
- Peer
- Endorser
- Ordering nodes
- Channels
- Certificate authority
- Transaction flow
- Lab

Bootstrapping

Bootstrapping the network
Introduction
Lab
Generate the crypto material for the various participants
Generate the genesis block for the orderer node and start ordering services (solo node)
Generate the configuration transaction block to create a new channel
Sign the configuration block and create a new channel
Make peers of all the organizations join the channel

Introduction to Hyperledger Explorer

Introduction to Hyperledger Explorer
Block details peer list
Chaincode list
Transaction details
Installation of Hyperledger Explorer
Starting the Explorer App

Introduction to Hyperledger Composer

Introduction
Components of Hyperledger Composer
Benefits of Hyperledger Composer
Key concepts
Hyperledger Composer solution
Installation

Hyperledger Composer Playground

Hyperledger Composer Playground
Introduction
Lab
- Playground overview

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