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Course Overview 5
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Welcome!Lecture1.1
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General GuidelinesLecture1.2
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Learning ObjectivesLecture1.3
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PrerequisitesLecture1.4
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Learning AidsLecture1.5
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Quick Blockchain Refresher !! 10
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Tracing the originLecture2.1
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Enter SatoshiLecture2.2
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“Double” TroubleLecture2.3
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Let’s Have An Accord !Lecture2.4
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The General ProblemLecture2.5
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Hashing It Out !Lecture2.6
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Chaining the blocks !Lecture2.7
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Chain Effect – IllustratedLecture2.8
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Play By The RulesLecture2.9
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A Private AffairLecture2.10
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Docker Basics 5
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How Containers Changed Many Worlds !Lecture3.1
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Docking those containers !Lecture3.2
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Composing an App !Lecture3.3
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The Life of a ContainerLecture3.4
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Docker CheatSheetLecture3.5
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Diving Into Real Life Scenarios 2
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Chain Of ChangeLecture4.1
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TL;DRLecture4.2
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Tales To Astonish 2
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Tracing the mango back to its tree !Lecture5.1
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The invisible world of papers & containersLecture5.2
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Moral Of The Stories 5
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Identifying The VillainsLecture6.1
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TransparencyLecture6.2
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Free flow of informationLecture6.3
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TraceabilityLecture6.4
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Frauds & MalpracticesLecture6.5
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Chain To The Rescue ! 1
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The Walmart StoryLecture7.1
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So many roads to choose from ! 4
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TL;DRLecture8.1
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CordaLecture8.2
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EthereumLecture8.3
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Hyperledger ProjectsLecture8.4
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The Problem Statement 7
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Our ApproachLecture9.1
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How The Current Mechanism Works?Lecture9.2
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What are the Challenges?Lecture9.3
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Introducing a New EntityLecture9.4
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Introducing DLT Into The ProcessLecture9.5
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Let’s Understand The Business LogicLecture9.6
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ConclusionLecture9.7
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Why Hyperledger Fabric? 7
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Introduction to Hyperledger FabricLecture10.1
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Need For a Permissioned LedgerLecture10.2
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Shared Ledger and Shared ProgramsLecture10.3
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Businesses Need PrivacyLecture10.4
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No Crypto CurrencyLecture10.5
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ConsensusLecture10.6
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ConclusionLecture10.7
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Defining a Fabric Network 10
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Introduction to Fabric NetworkLecture11.1
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Important Terminologies and IconsLecture11.2
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Bootstrapping the OrdererLecture11.3
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Certificate AuthorityLecture11.4
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Giving Network Administration Rights to ManufacturerLecture11.5
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Defining the ConsortiumLecture11.6
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Creating the AutochannelLecture11.7
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Peers and LedgersLecture11.8
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Applications and ChaincodeLecture11.9
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Final Network DiagramLecture11.10
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Peers, Orderer and Client 10
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PeersLecture12.1
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Channels for Peer InteractionLecture12.2
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Ledger and ChaincodeLecture12.3
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Peer and ApplicationsLecture12.4
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Committing Peer and Endorsing PeerLecture12.5
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Anchor PeerLecture12.6
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Leader PeerLecture12.7
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Orderer NodeLecture12.8
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Client NodeLecture12.9
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ConclusionLecture12.10
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Let's explore further on identities 7
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PKI aka Public Key InfrastructureLecture13.1
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Identity in Hyperledger FabricLecture13.2
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Digital CertificateLecture13.3
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Chain of TrustLecture13.4
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Membership Service Provider (MSP)Lecture13.5
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CRLLecture13.6
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ConclusionLecture13.7
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Understanding The Fabric Transaction Flow 9
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Introduction to the Fabric Transaction FlowLecture14.1
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Transaction FlowLecture14.2
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1.Client generates Transaction ProposalLecture14.3
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2.Client Submits the TransactionLecture14.4
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3.Endorsing ActionLecture14.5
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4. Sending to OrdererLecture14.6
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5. Ordering and Block DistributionLecture14.7
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6.Updating Ledger and State DatabaseLecture14.8
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7.Notify the ClientLecture14.9
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Bootstrapping the Network 8
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Our ApproachLecture15.1
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Installing VS codeLecture15.2
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Installing IBM Blockchain Platform ExtensionLecture15.3
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Installing More DependenciesLecture15.4
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Spin up the Automobile networkLecture15.5
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Connecting Network with VSCodeLecture15.6
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Network Deployment – Other OptionsLecture15.7
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Teardown the NetworkLecture15.8
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Hands-On Exercise! 3
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IntroductionLecture16.1
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Task – Network for Car Auction OrganisationLecture16.2
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Solution!Lecture16.3
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Assessment-1 1
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Assessment – 1Quiz17.115 questions
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Let's Write A Chaincode 2
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What we’ve finished?Lecture18.1
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What are we up to ?!Lecture18.2
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The Birth of a Transaction 4
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PrologueLecture19.1
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A transaction in the makingLecture19.2
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Why fit the code onto the chain ?Lecture19.3
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The State Of ThingsLecture19.4
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Introducing Chaincodes ! 6
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What is it exactly?Lecture20.1
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Chaincode Vs Smart ContractsLecture20.2
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Where do we fit the ledger?Lecture20.3
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Calling the code !Lecture20.4
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Understanding The FlowLecture20.5
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We approve this transaction !Lecture20.6
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Diving Deep Into Chaincodes 6
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PrologueLecture21.1
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The life of a chaincodeLecture21.2
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Chaincode shimLecture21.3
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Chaincode InterfaceLecture21.4
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Chaincode Stub InterfaceLecture21.5
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System ChaincodeLecture21.6
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The subtle Art of Writing A Chaincode ! 7
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A Welcome Note !Lecture22.1
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Creating A ChaincodeLecture22.2
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A Closer Look at ChaincodesLecture22.3
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Life Of A ContractLecture22.4
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Testing It Out !Lecture22.5
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Understanding The LogicLecture22.6
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Car FactoryLecture22.7
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Hands-On Excercise 3
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IntroductionLecture23.1
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TasksLecture23.2
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Solutions!Lecture23.3
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Private Data Collections (PDC) 2
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The Secret TransactionsLecture24.1
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The Dealers DenLecture24.2
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Rich Queries 2
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The Rich QueriesLecture25.1
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Integrate Rich QueriesLecture25.2
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Finishing the Chaincode 1
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The OfficialsLecture26.1
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What's new in Hyperledger Fabric 2.x 1
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What’s the Difference?Lecture27.1
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Assessment-2 1
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Assessment-2Quiz28.115 questions
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Writing a Client 3
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Checkpoint !Lecture29.1
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Chaincode CLI interactionLecture29.2
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What is client side application ?Lecture29.3
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Building A Bridge 3
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The Duties Of A Client !Lecture30.1
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Understanding the players who facilitates the flowLecture30.2
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How client app helps with the transactionLecture30.3
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Understanding the Client 4
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Introduction to client componentsLecture31.1
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What’s in the Wallet?Lecture31.2
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Gateway to the NetworkLecture31.3
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The SDKLecture31.4
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On with the code 5
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The MethodLecture32.1
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Building A ProfileLecture32.2
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The Class of TransactionLecture32.3
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Testing It OutLecture32.4
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FootnoteLecture32.5
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Assessment - 3 1
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Assessment – 3Quiz33.115 questions
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Implementing Events in Hyperledger Fabric 5
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Fabric Events: An IntroductionLecture34.1
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Deep Dive Into Fabric EventsLecture34.2
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Building Block EventsLecture34.3
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Building Chaincode EventsLecture34.4
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Building Transaction EventsLecture34.5
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UI Integration 4
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The Last Leg Of The JourneyLecture35.1
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Fabric Architecture: A Quick RecallLecture35.2
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Why We Need A UI?Lecture35.3
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Introduction to UI/ Intro to User InterfaceLecture35.4
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Things we need to know 6
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IntroductionLecture36.1
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Handlebar FrameworkLecture36.2
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Using JavaScript to get user dataLecture36.3
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RoutingLecture36.4
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The Client CodeLecture36.5
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How to run the AppLecture36.6
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Connecting The Dots 2
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Back To The StoryLecture37.1
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The Theory Behind The Code !Lecture37.2
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" Handling " The UI 7
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Focus On ManufacturingLecture38.1
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Creating Templates Using HandlebarsLecture38.2
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Exploring app.js FileLecture38.3
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Coding the UI – Add CarLecture38.4
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Coding the UI – Query CarLecture38.5
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Run The AppLecture38.6
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UI – Final ApplicationLecture38.7
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Assessment-4 1
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Assessment-4Quiz39.115 questions
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RAFT 5
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IntroductionLecture40.1
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What is Raft?Lecture40.2
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Features of RaftLecture40.3
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Log consistency check and ReplicationLecture40.4
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Raft in Hyperledger FabricLecture40.5
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Final Assessment 1
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Final AssessmentQuiz41.120 questions
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Thank You 2
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Share your valuable feedbackLecture42.1
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Thank YouLecture42.2
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Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, the learner will be able to:
- Differentiate between Public and Permissioned distributed ledger technologies.
- Demonstrate the role of permissioned DLTs for various domain and business applications.
- Appreciate the projects under the Hyperledger umbrella, especially Hyperledger Fabric for its distributed enterprise-grade architecture and modular design.
- Demonstrate the use of various components/modules present in the Hyperledger Fabric platform.
- Understand and build a small Multi-org based Hyperledger Fabric network.
- Use tools and techniques needed to easily develop, test and deploy Node.js based Chaincode in Hyperledger Fabric.
- Use Node.js SDK for Chaincode interaction from an external application.