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microfab #225

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@mbwhite mbwhite commented Dec 12, 2022

Microfab is a containerized Hyperledger Fabric runtime for use in development environments

Signed-off-by: Matthew B White whitemat@uk.ibm.com

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# Scope of Lab
'microfab' provides a single container image that allows you to quickly build, operate & govern and grow blockchain networks. It uses Hyperledger Fabric, the open source, industry standard for enterprise blockchain.
This containerized version of Fabric can be easily configured with the selection of channels and orgs you want, and also can be started and stopped in seconds. You can interfact with it as you would any Fabric setup. Note that this uses the fabric binaries and starts Fabric with couchdb and cas for identities. It's not cut down.
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This containerized version of Fabric can be easily configured with the selection of channels and orgs you want, and also can be started and stopped in seconds. You can interfact with it as you would any Fabric setup. Note that this uses the fabric binaries and starts Fabric with couchdb and cas for identities. It's not cut down.
This containerized version of Fabric can be easily configured with the selection of channels and orgs you want, and also can be started and stopped in seconds. You can interact with it as you would any Fabric setup. Note that this uses the Fabric binaries and starts Fabric with couchdb and cas for identities. It's not cut down.

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Thanks @tkuhrt updated!!

Signed-off-by: Matthew B White <whitemat@uk.ibm.com>
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I first used Microfab as part of the Global Forum Fabric workshop. It was the simplest and quickest bringup of a Fabric network that I've seen. I agree that it is an ideal environment for trying out Fabric and developing chaincode. I'm happy to act as a sponsor.

'microfab' provides a single container image that allows you to quickly build, operate & govern and grow blockchain networks. It uses Hyperledger Fabric, the open source, industry standard for enterprise blockchain.
This containerized version of Fabric can be easily configured with the selection of channels and orgs you want, and also can be started and stopped in seconds. You can interact with it as you would any Fabric setup. Note that this uses the Fabric binaries and starts Fabric with couchdb and CAs for identities. It's not cut down.

Why another format factor of Fabric? This one is specifically aimed at the developer for their first entry to Fabric. This was originally used withing the VSCode Blockchain Extension, and has also been used as part of the 'Full Stack Application Workshop' - seen at the 2022 Gloabl Forum.

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Why another format factor of Fabric? This one is specifically aimed at the developer for their first entry to Fabric. This was originally used withing the VSCode Blockchain Extension, and has also been used as part of the 'Full Stack Application Workshop' - seen at the 2022 Gloabl Forum.
Why another format factor of Fabric? This one is specifically aimed at the developer for their first entry to Fabric. This was originally used within the VSCode Blockchain Extension, and has also been used as part of the 'Full Stack Application Workshop' - seen at the 2022 Gloabl Forum.

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microfab has been a valuable component of the vscode extension, and I've had a lot of success using it outside vscode in a Vagrant dev env, so it would be great to see it continue to develop as a Hyperledger lab project.

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LGTM!

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mbwhite commented Jan 3, 2023

Hello... just wanted to check what's the next step @ryjones / @tkuhrt :-)

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tkuhrt commented Jan 3, 2023

Hi, @mbwhite : From hyperledger-labs/governance select the transfer repo option. Then you should be able to transfer the repo to @ryjones to have it moved to the hyperledger-labs organization.

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ryjones commented Jan 3, 2023

Yup. @mbwhite file an issue and let's roll the ball along

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mbwhite commented Jan 4, 2023

@ryjones ryjones merged commit 0fe3714 into hyperledger-labs:main Jan 4, 2023
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