How This Course Is Organised

The Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain Development course is designed for developers and administrators who want a high level fundamentals view on developing Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Composer blockchain business networks.

You will learn the need for blockchain applications, where blockchain is used, and about Hyperledger Fabric, the open source framework for developing blockchain applications and solutions with a modular architecture. 

It will introduce you to the Hyperledger Composer tool that helps you create Hyperledger Fabric business network applications through hands-on labs.

Students will participate in 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.

Audience 

Application Developers

Technical Consultants

Software Architects

System Integrators

 
Prerequisites:

Basics of Networking and Databases

Basic knowledge of Blockchain Technologies

Course Objectives:

On successful Completion of the course you should be able to understand:

Understand why Blockchain is needed and where                         

Explore the major components of Blockchain

Explore the major components and modules of Hyperledger

Explore the architecture of Hyperledger Fabric

Take a Deep dive into Hyperledger Fabric and the structure of the Hyperledger Architecture

Learn the features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, Ledger, Security and Membership Services

Understand Chaincode: Smart Contract Programming Basics

Learn to write smart contracts - chaincode 

Gain a detailed understanding of the benefits, components and architecture of Hyperledger Composer

Develop Business Networks on Hyperledger Composer Playground

Course Outline

Introduction to Blockchain

What is Blockchain

Types of network

Public network

Permissioned network

Private network

Components of Blockchain

Consensus

Provenance

Immutability

Finality

Where can Blockchain be used

Example on Blockchain

How Blockchain Works

Structure of Blockchain

Block

Hash

Blockchain

Distributed

Lifecycle of Blockchain

Smart Contract

Consensus Algorithm

Proof of Work

Proof of Stake

Practical Byzantine

Fault Tolerance

Actors of Blockchain

Blockchain developer

Blockchain operator

Blockchain regulator

Blockchain user

Membership service provider

Building A Small Blockchain Application

Introduction to Bitcoin Blockchain

Bitcoin and Cryptoeconomics

Ethereum - An Alternative to Bitcoin

Bitcoin vs. Ethereum

Dapps

Ethereum Smart Contracts

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 Fabric

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

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

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

Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric

Key Components and Transaction Flow

Understanding Chaincode

Writing an Application

Hyperledger Fabric Deep Dive

The Fabric Model

Features of Fabric Model

Chaincode

SDKs

Ledger

Privacy through channels

Security and Membership services

Assets

Consensus

Components of Fabric Model

Peer

Orderer

Certificate Authority

Building your network

Chaincode

Chaincode API

How to write a Chaincode

Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric

Transaction

Ledger

Nodes

Peer

Endorser

Ordering Nodes

Channels

Certificate Authority

Transaction Flow

Introduction To Hyperledger Explorer

Block Details Peer List

Chaincode List

Transaction Details

Starting the Explorer App

Introduction to Hyperledger Composer

Components of Hyperledger Composer

Benefits of Hyperledger Composer

Key Concepts

Hyperledger Composer Solution

Hyperledger Composer Playground

Introduction

Developing Hyperledger Composer Business Networks

Setting Up a Business Network

Composers Modelling Language

Syntax

Writing a Transaction

Deploy and Create Test Assets

Composers Transaction Logic

Create the Logic File

Add the Changeowner Function

Add Changeowner's Body

Test Changeowner

Composers Access Control & Identity

Access Control Lists

Lab: Hyperledger Fabric Composer Auction use case Scenario

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