Duration: 20 Hours
Access: 1 Year
Format: Self-Paced
If you are looking for a Hyperledger course designed for Architects and System Administrators and want to gain a deeper understanding on how Hyperledger Fabric Networks are Architected and operated throughout, then this is the class for you.
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).
This class is designed for those who prefer to develop the skills they need on their time and at their own pace. You will be provided one year days of access to the class and all supporting course material.
What’s Included
With class you will receive:
- 20 Hours of Content
- One year of unlimited access to course content
- Ability to stop, pause rewind and move through all chapters
- Sample quiz questions in Course Content
- Lab Guide
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.
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
Chapter One: Intro to Fabric 1.4
Chapter Two: Docker Basics
Chapter Three: Fabric Use Cases
Chapter Four: Architect Considerations
Chapter Five: Hyperledger Composer
Chapter Six: Databases in Fabric
Chapter Seven: Fabric Configuration
Chapter Eight: Chaincode
Chapter Nine: The Transaction Lifecycle
Chapter Ten: Configuration Transactions
Chapter Eleven: Consensus in Fabric
Chapter Twelve: Network Communications
Chapter Thirteen: Clients and SDKs
Chapter Fourteen: Ordering Service
Chapter Fifteen: Channels in Fabric
Chapter Sixteen: Membership Management
Chapter Seventeen: Permissioning
Chapter Eighteen: Hosting