Building blockchain applications with Ethereum and Hyperledger
summary
Amazon Managed Blockchain runs Hyperledger Fabric 1.4 and managed Ethereum Geth nodes with faster sync, auto-scaling storage and KMS-backed keys, and integrates with S3 CloudFront API Gateway Lambda Fargate DynamoDB and Kinesis. It claims minutes-to-deploy private Fabric networks, governance tools for member/channel management, and public mainnet access. Customers report real results: Legal & General rebalances across over 100 funds and Contura cuts letter‑of‑credit processing from six months to a few days.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Common use cases
- 3:55Blockchain builds trust in a network
- 6:31Smart contract
- 7:13Summary - Blockchain components
- 7:34Challenges with existing blockchain solutions
- 8:25What is Amazon Managed Blockchain?
- 8:43Amazon Managed Blockchain features
- 13:17Private and public options on Amazon Managed Blockchain
- 15:26Reference architecture for example Fabric dapp
- 18:29Reference architecture for example Ethereum dapp
- 19:29Legal & General built their Pension Risk Transfer ecosystem on Amazon Managed Blockchain
- 20:54Contura Energy tracks letters of credit for coal on Amazon Managed Blockchain
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