Blockchain for Business with Hyperledger Fabric
A complete guide to enterprise blockchain implementation using Hyperledger Fabric
1st Edition
Published on 15. January 2019
326 pages
978-93-89423-94-5 (ISBN)
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Blockchain for Business with Hyperledger Fabric
A complete guide to enterprise Blockchain implementation using Hyperledger Fabric
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Content
- Cover
- Blockchain For Business With Hyperledger Fabric
- Copyright
- About the Author
- Acknowledgements
- Preface
- Errata
- Table of Contents
- 1. Blockchain and Decentralization
- Definitions
- Cryptocurrency
- Bitcoin
- Blockchain
- How Bitcoin works
- Wallets
- Basics of blockchain
- Mining in blockchain
- Cryptography
- Building blocks of blockchain
- Blocks
- Transactions
- Smart contracts
- Virtual machine
- Nodes
- Peer-to-peer network
- State machine
- Consensus
- Structure of blockchain
- Working of Blockchain
- Fundamentals of secure transaction processing
- Decentralization
- History of decentralization
- OpenBazaar
- Popcorn time
- Lighthouse
- Gems
- Decentralization using blockchain
- Decentralized ecosystem
- Storage
- Communication
- Computation
- Blockchain for enterprise
- Enterprise blockchain platforms
- Considerations for using blockchain
- Distributed systems
- Byzantine Generals problem
- Types of blockchains
- Summary
- 2. Introduction to Hyperledger and Composer
- Blockchain for business
- Advantages of Hyperledger Fabric
- Problems with existing blockchain technology
- Hyperledger Fabric architecture
- Consensus in Hyperledger
- Hyperledger tools
- Hyperledger Explorer
- Hyperledger Cello
- Hyperledger Composer
- Hyperledger Caliper
- Hyperledger Quilt
- Hyperledger URSA
- Hyperledger Composer
- Hyperledger components
- Hyperledger application using Composer
- Step 1: Create a business network structure
- Step 2: Define a business network
- Modeling assets, participants, and transactions
- Step 3: Generate the business network
- Step 4: Deploy the business network
- Step 6: Generate a boilerplate angular application
- Composer query language
- Step 1: Update the business network
- Step 2: Create a query definition file
- Step 3: Regenerate the business network archive
- Step 4: Deploy the updated business network
- Step 5: Generate a REST server
- Step 6: Generate a skeleton angular application
- Fabric Composer Playground
- Summary
- References
- 3. Basics of Hyperledger Fabric
- Hyperledger and blockchain
- Blockchain for enterprises
- Hyperledger frameworks and tools
- Burrow
- Fabric
- Indy
- Iroha
- Sawtooth
- Caliper
- Cello
- Composer
- Explorer
- Quilt
- Fabric and its components
- How does a transaction happen in Hyperledger Fabric?
- Difference between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and permissioned blockchain
- Public versus permissioned networks
- Differences between Hyperledger Fabric by Linux Foundation, Corda by R3, and Quorum by JP Morgan
- Permissioned parties only
- Chaincode/smart contracts
- Hyperledger Fabric releases and differences
- Fabric 0.6
- Fabric 1.0
- Fabric 1.1
- Fabric 1.2
- Fabric 1.3
- Fabric 1.4 LTS
- World state and states
- Membership service provider (MSP)
- Generate MSP certificates and their signing keys
- Node.js SDK for Hyperledger Fabric
- Peers returning transaction proposal
- Chaincode in Node.Js
- Init(stub) Asynchronous
- Invoke(stub) Asynchronous
- Summary
- References
- 4. Frameworks, Network Topologies, and Modeling
- Unlisted company network in Hyperledger
- Hyperledger network and application model
- Blockchain network
- Build a sample network
- Creating network from scratch
- Certificate authority
- Network administration node
- Consortium definition
- Channel for consortium
- Adding peers and ledgers to network
- Client/application and chaincode
- Exploring Hyperledger frameworks
- Hyperledger Sawtooth
- Hyperledger Fabric
- Hyperledger Indy
- Hyperledger Burrow
- Hyperledger Iroha
- Iroha architecture
- YAC consensus algorithm
- Transaction privacy and security
- Understanding pre-requisites
- Docker
- Process of creating Hyperledger network
- Hands-on with network
- Summary
- References
- 5. Chaincode in Hyperledger Fabric
- Demystifying chaincodes
- Chaincode for developers
- Deploying and testing the chaincode
- Chaincode best practices
- Creating a token using Convector tool
- Writing unit tests for chaincode
- Chaincode development using IBM blockchain platform
- Chaincode for operators
- Packaging the chaincode
- Creating the package
- Package signing by other owners
- Installing package
- Instantiating the chaincode
- Upgrading, starting, and stopping the chaincode
- System chaincode
- Summary
- References
- 6. Fabric SDK: Interaction with Fabric Network
- Prerequisites
- Start Fabric network
- Install Node.js and NPM
- Create a Node.js SDK project
- Install Fabric npm modules
- Fabric client
- Fabric CA client
- gRPC module
- Process of working with the network
- Enrolment and registration of admin and user using CA server
- Registration and enrolment of the user
- Chaincode invoke and query
- Invoking createProperty from the chaincode
- Invoking ChangePropertyOwner from Fabric SDK
- 7. Fabric SDK: Building End-to-End Application with Fabric Network
- Prerequisite
- Creating the API project
- Using Fabric SDK for advanced use cases
- Creating a channel using Fabric SDK
- Joining the channel using SDK
- 8. Fabric in Production
- Fabric deployment using Swarm
- Integrating solution for monitoring Hyperledger Explorer
- Step 1: Set up Hyperledger Fabric
- Step 2: Set up Hyperledger Explorer
- Step 3: Install PostgreSQL
- Step 4: Generate the Hyperledger Fabric network
- Step 5: Configure Hyperledger Explorer on Fabric
- Step 6: Build Hyperledger Explorer
- Step 7: Run Hyperledger Explorer
- Hyperledger Fabric in Clouds
- Fabric in AWS
- Hyperledger Fabric in Azure Cloud
- IBM blockchain platform
- Summary
