Sample Solution of a Hyperledger Fabric Network, chaincode and web applications.
CANARIE DAIR Sample Solution
Prerequisites for this solution to work are Docker, Docker Compose and Git.
Steps to run on a Linux machine (the solution has been tested on Ubuntu):
- Run ./scripts/install-bins.sh
- Go to folder "fabric-network"
- Run the following commands:
- ./network.sh down
- ./network.sh up -ca
- ./network.sh createChannel -c trial
- ./network.sh deployCC -ccn cctest -ccp ../clinical-trials-chaincode/ -ccl java -c trial
- IMAGE_TAG=main docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-web-apps.yaml up -d
- docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-hlf-explorer.yaml up -d
- docker-compose -f docker/docker-compose-nginx.yaml up -d
The sample solution could be installed locally using a Vagrant virtual machine (VM). The default provider that Vagrant relies on is VirtualBox. Make sure that both of them are installed locally before proceeding.
To get the VM up and running simply run vagrant up in the root folder. This will run the default branch set up (main). To run against a specific branch run BRANCH=<branch-name> vagrant up.
We support Canarie DAIR Cloud and you can find more information on our BoosterPack and others here. The only limitation for any other cloud provider is that the operating system is Ubuntu 20.04 or above.
Open a browser and go to http://localhost where are the links to the applications' landing pages.
To login to the regulator, nova and general hospital applications use the following credentials: user/pass
To view the blockchain transactions click on the blockchain explorer link on the landing page.
- http://localhost/explorer - HLF blockcahin explorer (credentials:
admin/adminpw)
All code and configuration in this repository (code files contained in this directory and all subdirectories) is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
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