Blockchain with HyperLedger (Public version)

Blockchain technology has leapt to prominence in the past year, notably with the establishment of the open source Hyperledger Project hosted by the Linux Foundation. This talk examines Blockchain's impact on financial services and asset management. Using Cloudsoft Application Management Platform (AMP), we show how we can rapidly deploy and manage a Hyperledger Fabric running on a Bluemix Private Cloud across San Jose, London, and Singapore, creating a geographically distributed Blockchain network. Finally we drill down on the Apache Brooklyn blueprint that models this fabric and makes it possible. https://cloudsoft.io/gethlf/ IBM InterConnect 2017 | Session 2444A

The document provides instructions for getting started with Hyperledger Fabric blockchain technology. It covers three parts: 1) Using Blockchain as a Service on Bluemix cloud and starting a network locally, 2) Creating a smart contract in Java, and 3) Developing the client-side application. For part one, it explains how to deploy a blockchain network on Bluemix and also how to start a local network using Docker Compose with 4 peers, 1 CA, and sample configuration files. Part two describes how to build a Java smart contract using Eclipse that implements a crop insurance agreement between a farmer and insurer. Part three will cover initializing, deploying, querying and testing the client application.

IBM provides an overview of Hyperledger Fabric and IBM's blockchain initiatives. Hyperledger Fabric is an open source blockchain framework developed by IBM as a foundational component of the Hyperledger Project at The Linux Foundation. It is designed for cross-industry use in regulated businesses and provides modularity, confidentiality, and high performance. IBM is a founding member of Hyperledger and contributor to Hyperledger Fabric. It offers tools and services to develop, govern, and operate blockchain networks using Hyperledger Fabric.

An introduction to Blockchain for Business, as well as a deep dive into the IBM Blockchain Platform, its underpinning technologies, as well as various tools and frameworks that can guide developers towards building applications on top of a running business network.

Blockchain will fundamentally change business by enabling shared, replicated, and permissioned ledgers across business networks. This allows participants to streamline processes, reduce risks through transparency, and create new forms of value. IBM's blockchain strategy involves collaborating to build industry solutions on their blockchain platform and ecosystem. Their TradeLens solution digitizes the global supply chain by connecting participants on a blockchain network for real-time information sharing, collaboration, and innovation.

This deck contains architecture information about Hyperledger Fabric presented at IBM InterConnect 2017 conference in Las Vegas.

This document outlines steps for completing two Hyperledger Composer workshops on deploying and testing sample business networks. The first lab guides users through deploying an existing car auction sample network on the Composer playground and testing basic transactions. The second lab instructs users to create their own business network by defining assets, participants and transactions.

Webinar presented live on May 17, 2017 Hyperledger is an open source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, IoT, supply chain, manufacturing and technology. In this webinar, Dan O'Prey, CMO at Digital Asset and Chair of the Hyperledger Marketing Committee, and IBM’s Chris Ferris, chair of the Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee, will provide an overview of Hyperledger. They will discuss the basics of distributed ledger technologies, business use cases for blockchain, and how to get involved with Hyperledger projects. To view a video recording, visit: http://www.cloud-council.org/webinars/the-hyperledger-project-advancing-blockchain-technology-for-business.htm

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An introduction session in the "Blockchain: Cryptocurrencies and other Business Applications" course that I've just finished delivering to the School of Business of Hong Kong Baptist University.

The document discusses HyperLedger Fabric, a permissioned blockchain framework. It provides an overview of key Fabric concepts including its architecture, components, transaction flow, and how it differs from other blockchain platforms like Ethereum. The summary is as follows: [1] HyperLedger Fabric is a permissioned blockchain framework that uses channels and smart contracts called chaincode to allow for private and confidential transactions between specific network members. [2] It has a modular architecture consisting of peers that host the ledger and chaincode, an ordering service to sequence transactions into blocks, and a certificate authority for identity management. [3] Transactions in Fabric are validated by endorsing peers running chaincode, ordered into blocks by

The document discusses IBM Blockchain based on Hyperledger Fabric. It provides an overview of blockchain networks and how they maintain a common record of transactions through a peer-to-peer consensus protocol. It then discusses how blockchains can remove business frictions and opportunities for transformation. It introduces Hyperledger as an open source project and highlights Hyperledger Fabric as a permissioned distributed ledger that prioritizes identity, selective endorsement, and assets. Finally, it discusses Hyperledger Composer as a tool that accelerates the development of blockchain applications through modeling, testing, and exposing business networks via APIs.

This document provides an overview of the anatomy of a Hyperledger application. It describes the key components including the Hyperledger architecture, application components, smart contracts, permissioned ledger access, and how applications interact with the blockchain network. The Hyperledger architecture supports various participants like developers, users, and network operators. Applications use smart contracts to interact with the ledger, while smart contracts encapsulate business logic and transactions. Permissioned access controls who can access the ledger through the use of certificates. The document also provides examples of how applications, smart contracts, and external systems integrate with the permissioned ledger.

This presentation was given as part of the IBM InterConnect conference to share lessons learned over 400 IBM client blockchain projects.

The document discusses IBM Blue Box, a private cloud as a service offering, and how Cloudsoft AMP can be used to model, deploy, and manage applications on IBM Blue Box. It provides an overview of IBM's open cloud architecture and global OpenStack deployments. It also describes how Cloudsoft AMP allows customers to gain the benefits of both public and private clouds through a consistent experience across platforms and locations.

This document provides an overview of Hyperledger, an open source collaborative effort to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. It discusses how blockchains and distributed ledgers can increase efficiency in business networks by providing consensus, provenance, immutability and finality. Hyperledger consists of several blockchain frameworks and tools developed by a growing global community to solve problems in industries like supply chains, healthcare, and finance.

This document discusses blockchain and distributed ledgers using Hyperledger and Apache Brooklyn. It provides an overview of blockchain concepts and the Hyperledger Project, including available distributions from Hyperledger like Hyperledger Fabric, Burrow and Sawtooth. It demonstrates how to deploy a Hyperledger Fabric network on Apache Brooklyn and Kubernetes and shows a sample asset management application built on Hyperledger Fabric using simple Brooklyn YAML definitions.

Blockchain is a technology for a new generation of transactional applications that establishes trust, accountability and transparency while streamlining processes in business networks. Think of it as an operating system for interactions between participants in a business network. It has the potential to vastly reduce the cost and complexity of getting things done

Blockchain technology has the potential to disrupt and enable innovation in many industries. It allows for decentralized networks that do not require intermediaries, improving security, transparency and reducing costs. The document discusses potential applications of blockchain in various sectors such as financial services, banking, insurance, communications, voting, internet of things and more. It provides examples of companies already experimenting with and implementing blockchain solutions.

The document provides an introduction to blockchain and Hyperledger. It discusses how Hyperledger Fabric now supports Ethereum smart contracts, allowing Ethereum developers to integrate with and migrate to Hyperledger Fabric. It also summarizes some of the key components, security aspects, and functionality of IBM's blockchain platform and Hyperledger, including consensus mechanisms, identity management, pluggable components, and how applications interact with the platform.

It explains the concept of Blockchain which is going revolutionize the world economy. Blockchain is going to change money, business and thus the world.