hlf-service-network

Skeleton for building a simple Hyperledger Fabric service network

• Docker containers for one ca server, one orderer and two peers
• Three self signed Org CA's - one top level (orderer) and two sub orgs (one unused)
• MSP certs for one orderer and two peers (peers are in ONE of the two sub orgs)
• MSP certs for one admin and two users (first suborg)
• MSP certs for one admin and one users (second suborg, unused)
• Orderer genesis block
• Makefile targets for one channel genesis block and an anchor peers update for it

Note the the channel genesis block and anchor peer updates are not used by hlf-service-network, they are intended for use by a client.

Prerequisites

• Docker
• docker-compose
• GNU make
• curl
• Python3
• Python3 jinja2

MacOS

• Install docker
• Install other stuff:

brew install python3
pip3 install jinja2

Ubuntu/Debian

• Install docker
• Install other stuff:

apt install make curl python3-jinja2

QUICKSTART

make
make up

To clean up

make clean

Start up with persistent storage

make persistent

Make channel genesis block and anchor peers update

make channel
make anchor-peers

Overriding default config.mk

You can put overrides in local.mk

couchdb access

• db0 http://localhost:5984
• db1 http://localhost:6984

l/p: cdbadmin/cdbadminpw

Bugs

• Artifacts may not be compatible across versions. Do a make clean if you change HLF_VERSION!

• The Hyperledger Fabric docker image tags changed format between 1.0.5 and 1.2.0:

  • 1.0.5 only has x86_64 tags
  • 1.1.0 has x86_64 and amd64 tags
  • 1.2.0 only has amd64 tags

References

See also How to build your first Hyperledger fabric network