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PERFECT INTERACTIVE TRAINING COURSE FOR THOSE NEW TO INTERNET 4.0 - BLOCKCHAIN AND DISTRIBUTED LEDGER TECHNOLOGIES.
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HYPERLEDGER FABRIC BLOCKCHAIN DEVELOPMENT BOOTCAMP SELF-STUDY E-LEARNING
How This Course Is Organised
This course provides a detailed overview of Hyperledger Fabric, Composer, Permissioned and Permissionless blockchains, smart contracts, Chain code and the development language, Go and is designed for those seeking an in-depth understanding and development experience of the Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain platform.
The course covers key features of blockchain technologies and the differentiators between various types of Blockchain technologies and platforms with emphasis on Hyperledger projects. We'll start with 'what is blockchain' and open the discussion to identifying suitable blockchain use cases for your business requirements.
You will learn about Ethereum Blockchains and a deep dive into the enterpriseready Hyperledger blockchain frameworks by guiding students through implementation of various blockchains.
Industries today are using blockchain technologies to increase efficiency and solve business problems associated with data privacy, security, information sharing, and inclusion.
Be on the cutting edge; learn about these innovative technologies and bring unique value to your business.
Students will participate in approximately 50% programming lab time providing practical experience, enhancing their knowledge and existing skill set. Due to the technical programming lab content covered in this course, it is not recommended for those without programming knowledge and experience..
Certification
This course will assist in preparation for the Blockchain Training Alliance Certification exams.
Duration: 1 Year Access
Audience
Application Developers
Technical Consultants
Software Architects
System Integrators
Prerequisites:
Basics of Networking and Databases
Basic knowledge of Blockchain Technologies
Basics of Chaincode Programming
Course Objectives:
On successful Completion of the course you should be able to understand:
Blockchain and distributed ledger systems in a business environment
Bitcoin Blockchain
Ethereum Blockchain
Blockchain and Smart Contract Basics
Understanding types of Blockchains
Describe Blockchain Platforms
Understanding Decentralized Information
Basics of Hyperledger Framework and Modules
Describe Hyperledger Use Case in Industry
Mining, Proof of Work vs. Proof of Authority
Understand Private Blockchains vs. Public Blockchains
Install and Configure Hyperledger Fabric Platform
Understand Hyperledger Composer and scripting language
Develop Hyperledger Composer Business Networks
Understand Chaincode: Smart Contract Programming Basics
Understand Advanced Chaincode and Composer: Smart Contract Programming advanced
Understand Development and Deployment Cycles
Understand Current Problems with Hyperledger Fabric
Discovering Blockchain Technologies
Distributed Systems & Consensus
Distributed Systems
CAP Theorem
Byzantine Fault Tolerance
Voting Based Consensus Mechanisms
Nakamoto Consensus
Proof-of-Stake
Federated Consensus
Introduction to Blockchain
Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT)
Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) vs. Blockchains
Merkle Tree
Transactions
Differences between Blockchains and Databases
Types of Blockchains
Peer-to-Peer Network Architecture
Immutability of Data
Blockchain Applications
Smart Contracts
Introduction to Bitcoin Blockchain
Bitcoin and Cryptoeconomics
Ethereum - An Alternative to Bitcoin
Bitcoin vs. Ethereum
Dapps
Ethereum Smart Contracts
Exploring Permissionless Blockchains
Exploring Bitcoin Blockchains
Exploring Ethereum Blockchains
Consensus Algorithms
Proof of Work (PoW)
Proof of Stake (PoS)
Proof of Elapsed Time (PoET)
Simplified Byzantine Fault Tolerance (SBFT)
Proof of Authority (PoA)
Comparing Permissioned Consensus Approaches and Standard PoW
Hyperledger and Ethereum
Hyperledger Blockchains: Permissioned
Ethereum Blockchains: Permissionless
Advantages of Permissioned Blockchain over Permissionless Blockchains
Hyperledger vs. Other Permissioned Ledgers
Other Distributed Ledger Technologies
Chain Core
Corda
Quorum
IOTA
Adoption/Deployment of Distributed Ledger Technologies
Standards
Regulation
Lack of Know-How
Introduction to Hyperledger
Hyperledger Project Overview
Hyperledger Vision and Goals
Comparing Hyperledger with Bitcoin and Ethereum
Open Standards
Open Source and Open Governance
Software Governance of the Hyperledger Projects
Hyperledger Blockchain for Business
Components of Hyperledger Frameworks
Hyperledger Iroha v0.95
Hyperledger Sawtooth
Hyperledger Fabric v1.0
Hyperledger Indy
Hyperledger Burrow v0.16.1
Hyperledger Modules
Hyperledger Cello
Hyperledger Explorer
Hyperledger Composer
Interoperability between Hyperledger Frameworks
Exploring Hyperledger Composer Interface
Exploring Blockchain asset transfer in Composer
Lab: Model and build blockchain business networks
Business Blockchain Technologies
Business Blockchain Technologies Overview
Hyperledger Advantages for Businesses
Blockchain Use Case
Supply Chain Management
Provenance
Property Rights
Finance
Healthcare
Evaluating Blockchain for the Enterprise
When to Use Blockchain
When Not to Use Blockchain
Blockchain Decision Path
Installation and Configuration of Hyper Ledger
Installing on Linux
Installing cURL
Installing Docker
Manage Docker as a Non-Root User
Docker Compose
Installing Node.js and npm
Installing Go Language
Ready to Dive into the Hyperledger Frameworks?
Installing on Mac
Installing cURL
Installing Node.js and npm
Installing Go Language
Downloading Docker
Technical Prerequisites for Mac Users
Dive into the Hyperledger Frameworks
Installing on Windows
System Requirements
Installing VirtualBox and Creating a Virtual Machine
Downloading and Installing Linux
Installing cURL
Installing Docker
Docker Compose
Installing Node.js and npm
Installing Go Language
Introduction to Hyperledger Iroha
Introduction to Hyperledger Iroha
Hyperledger Iroha Key Components
Architecture Overview
Participants within the Network
Transaction Flow Basics
YAC (Yet Another Consensus) - Consensus Functions
Mobile Libraries
Relationship to Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Sawtooth
Introduction to Hyperledger Sawtooth
Introduction to Hyperledger Sawtooth
Hyperledger Sawtooth use case Scenario
Hyperledger Sawtooth Key Components
Requirements Supported by Hyperledger Sawtooth
Transaction Batching
Validators
Consensus Interface
Introducing Proof of Elapsed Time (PoET)
How Proof of Elapsed Time Works
Forks
Sawtooth Applications
Transaction Processors
Sawtooth Node
Installing Hyperledger Sawtooth
Technical Prerequisites
Starting Hyperledger Sawtooth
Logging into the Client Container
Stopping Hyperledger Sawtooth
Designing Sawtooth Applications
Review of Hyperledger Sawtooth Components
Sawtooth TunaChain Application
Cloning the Repository
File Structure of the TunaChain Application
Running the Application
Sawtooth TunaChain State
Sawtooth TunaChain Addressing
Sawtooth TunaChain Transaction Payload
Browser Client
Creating a New Holder
Creating a Record of Tuna
Transferring a Tuna
Accepting or Rejecting Transfers
TunaChain Transaction Processor
Shutting Down Sawtooth
Summary of TunaChain Application Flow
Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric
Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric
Key Components and Transaction Flow
Installing Hyperledger Fabric
Understanding Chaincode
Writing an Application
Joining the Hyperledger Fabric Community
Hyperledger Fabric Composer use case Scenario
Featured Hyperledger Fabric Elements
The Catch
The Incentives
The Sale
The Regulators
Gaining Network Membership
Summary of Demonstrated use case Scenario
Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric Architecture
Roles within a Hyperledger Fabric Network
How to Reach Consensus
Transaction Flows
Transaction Endorsement
Sample Use Case: Ordering Service
Ordering
Transaction Flow
Identity Verification
Transaction Flow Summary
Channels
State Database
Smart Contracts
Membership Service Provider (MSP)
What Does the MSP Do?
Fabric-Certificate Authority
Installing Hyperledger Fabric Docker Images and Binaries
Technical Prerequisites
Installing Hyperledger Fabric
Starting a Test Hyperledger Fabric Network
Getting Started with Your First Network
Finishing Up and Shutting Down the Network
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