Hyperledger Fabric 2.x on Kubernetes/AWS Complete w/Org Add

Name: Hyperledger Fabric 2.x on Kubernetes/AWS Complete w/Org Add
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Building the future of server-side applications (Hyperledger, Kubernetes, GoLang, VueJS, CouchDB)

Created byNick Kotenberg

Last updated 1/2021

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What you'll learn

Architect a hyperledger network.
Architect our network on a local Kubernetes network
Deploy our network on AWS with Kops
Diagnosis issues related to Kubernetes and Hyperledger
Add Orgs to Existing Networks

Course content

13 sections • 162 lectures • 26h 41m total length

Introduction0:47
What you need to be successful in this course2:56
Warning about costs3:16
What is Hyperledger2:54
Why Kubernetes and AWS3:08
Install Basic Requirements15:27
What is Docker and why are we using it3:18

Quick Couple of Notes - PLEASE watch if you worked on the 1.4 code.2:39
Getting Course Code2:17
Code and Folder Structure4:08
https://github.com/happilymarrieddad/k8s-hyperledger-fabric-2.2
Take a look at what we are building1:18
Quick Overview of the Frontend Code5:11
Quick Preview of Node-API6:38
Quick Preview of the Go-API6:53
Quick Overview of a Hyperledger Network7:02
More Detail on our Network with Diagrams6:19
Orderer Document4:00
https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.2/orderer/ordering_service.html
Peers Document1:21
https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.2/peers/peers.html
Basic Overview of Encryption4:24

Getting Ready to Go8:43
Running the Network, API, and Frontend24:42
Docker Compose Certificate Authority YAML Explained8:02
Fabric CA Cert Generation12:24
Looking Over Crypto Material4:57
Network Config and Permissions_Policies9:11
Sample Config0:24
https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/blob/master/sampleconfig/configtx.yaml
Docker-Compose File Explained11:22
Starting the Network4:00
Going Over Chaincode8:12
Installing and Testing Chaincode6:03
Last Chaincode and Hyperledger Explorer5:51
Taking Down the Network1:45
Automation Scripts (Join Channels/Create,Install Chaincode)13:40
Private Data6:16
Quick Look at Docker-Compose API2:11
Going over the Node API4:20
Going over the Go API3:37

Cost Warning2:24
AWS/KOPS Setup3:28
Domain Names and SSL2:10
Starting a Production Network6:12
KOPS Commands5:05
K8s Secrets1:05
Ingress Nginx4:32
NFS Storage5:19
Moving files to storage2:53
Generating Certs and Artifacts2:07
Starting Orderers and Peers1:57
Joining Channels, Installing Chaincodes, and Testing8:16
API, Front End, and Testing the network in a browser3:41
Tear Down Network (Delete All The Things)6:22

Introduction to GoLang and VueJS0:50
Building our simple front-end app10:40
If you don't want to deal with front-end then just go ahead and skip this video and just download the code and run it.
Front-end: Adding an INDEX route.7:33
Front-end: Adding an STORE route.12:36
Front-end: Adding an UPDATE route.7:35
Front-end: Adding an DELETE route.2:27
Front-end: Dockerizing the project21:08
Front-end: Deeper dive on Dockerizing11:09
Back-end: Getting a basic HTTP Server up and running24:47
Back-end: Adding basic routes and file server12:44
Back-end: Adding Users model to our system8:05
Back-end: Users Model: Index5:24
Back-end: Users Model: Create3:03
Back-end: Users Model: Update3:51
Back-end: Users Model: Delete2:16
Back-end: Users Routes: Index13:49
Back-end: Users Routes: Store5:12
Back-end: Users Routes: Update9:26
Back-end: Users Routes: Patch8:16
Back-end: Users Routes: Destroy3:38
Back-end: Dockerize7:00
Back-end: Finish Resource Endpoints22:04
Front-end: Connect to Back-end6:49
Front-end: Finishing part 19:17
Front-end: Finishing part 25:18
Completing our services with docker-compose6:42

Intro to Fabric CA1:20
Overview of Certificates5:45
Building the Basic Fabric CA Docker Compose File18:00
Building Cert Generation Helper Files24:45
Generating Certs!1:00:41
Building and Generating our Network Artifacts27:37
Starting Orderers with New Certs9:46
Starting Peers with New Certs12:36
Finishing the Network and Querying Data!26:04
Adding State Management and Rich Queries to Peers35:27
Adding Rich Queries to our Chaincode11:45
Update on our Index Chaincode1:05
Adding Indexes to our chaincode6:22

Intro1:21
Cleanup0:58
Starting Root CA8:26
Creating Crypto File46:57
Using Crypto File to Gen Certs6:33
Cleaning up Crypto Paths18:56
Adding CRUD to Raw Resource chaincode17:03
Building config.yaml file for API to connect to Hyperledger Network18:53
Building API Client and Querying Data20:46
Connecting API Models to Hyperledger SDK and get Index Route Working!16:26
Fixing CSR Issue(s) and Adding Store Method13:36
Adding Show Method10:07
Adding Update Method4:24
Finishing CRUD for the API Connection to the Hyperledger Network5:10
Testing and a slight modification to our API code3:50

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

Description

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), ectdRAFT 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.

After we have a working network, we'll add an Organization to 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!

Come explore Hyperledger with me!

Who this course is for:

Developers who want to get a decent understanding of how to architect a Hyperledger network and deploy it to production.
Developers who are interested in learning Kubernetes and/or Hyperledger
Developers who are interested in Golang and Vuejs

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Introduction7 lectures • 32min

Getting Started12 lectures • 52min

Docker-Compose18 lectures • 2hr 16min

Minikube12 lectures • 1hr 10min

Kubernetes14 lectures • 56min

Adding a New Org7 lectures • 43min

(1.4 Start Here) First Network - 1.4 is deprecated and not everything works10 lectures • 2hr 49min

Building the Front-end and Back-end of our network26 lectures • 3hr 52min

Complete Deep Dive of Fabric CA!13 lectures • 4hr 1min

Attaching our API to Hyperledger15 lectures • 3hr 13min

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