Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes - Beginner to Expert
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Brief Introduction
Building the future of server-side applications (Hyperledger, Kubernetes, GoLang, VueJS, CouchDB) (Has 2.2 Update Video)Description
UPDATE 2.2 - Video in Q&A Section on updating an existing network
NOTE - My teaching style is not a traditional way of teaching. It's more of a showing you how to build a network end-to-end. I focus more on the code itself. I believe this way of 'teaching' is more of a practical approach. Thanks!
In this course, we will be doing a deep dive on Hyperledger Network Architecture. We will explore the background of blockchain and how it relates to Hyperledger. We will explore the difference between a public network and a private. Once we have established the basics we will construct many different types of hyperledger networks to give you a deep understanding of all the parts of Hyperledger. We will explore Fabric CA (Certificate Authority), Kafka/ectRAFT and Solo Ordering, Genesis Block Configuration, Peers and Peer-to-Peer Interactions, State Management for CA and Peers and many more topics related to the Hyperledger ecosystem. We are also going to be building a front-end in VueJS and a back-end in GoLang. We're going to connect these to the Hyperledger network in Kubernetes and have a complete end-to-end system.
After we get a basic Hyperledger network up and running we'll establish that network on Kubernetes and eventually deploy it AWS using Kops.
Come explore Hyperledger with me as we become Hyperledger Experts!
Requirements
- Requirements
- A powerful computer/laptop with a modern CPU, 8GB Ram and at least 128GB SSD (Really should probably have 256GB).
- Basic understanding of writing code with a modern language (NodeJS, Golang).
- Some linux skills.
- (Free if you just watch) Some Money and an AWS Account - This course may cost you several tens of dollars to several hundred dollars in AWS costs
Nick Kotenberg
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Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes - Beginner to Expert
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Building the future of server-side applications (Hyperledger, Kubernetes, GoLang, VueJS, CouchDB) (Has 2. 2 Update Video) UPDATE 2. 2 - Video in Q&A Section on updating an existing network...
