Building Blockchain as a Service via Hyperledger Cello
summary
Hyperledger Cello provisions and manages Hyperledger Fabric networks using pluggable agents for Docker, Kubernetes, vSphere and Swarm and ships with Ansible agent and Kubernetes cluster integration. A Fabric network launches from a kubeconfig plus a network-spec and resource YAML and comes up in about 10 minutes (demo). It supports etcdraft and GoLevelDB, exposes logs, metrics and analytics, and removes the whole deployment with a one-command teardown.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:39Introductions
- 1:46Presentation
- 2:01Management
- 4:03Project Details
- 6:07Major Features
- 7:04Cycle Management
- 7:39Operation Analysis
- 9:59Texture
- 10:09Layers
- 11:15Dashboard
- 12:19User Management
- 13:00API Layer
- 13:25Agent Layer
- 15:25What you need
- 16:02Certificate file
- 17:40Resource section
- 17:53Running fabric network
- 20:36Technical pitch
- 22:16Cluster services
- 23:37Peer database
- 24:44Network fabric
- 25:27Network back file
- 26:22Destroy everything
- 27:40Fabric Network
- 29:31Join the Ledger
- 30:23The People
- 30:36Community Meeting
- 31:04QA
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