Multi-tenancy & Blockchain: Deploying Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes
summary
Shows how to run Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes using container images, an Ansible deployer and IBM’s Cello, with concrete configs for three-orderer and multi-peer setups; demonstrates adding a new org by creating a channel update, collecting endorsements and submitting it via a dashboard backed by a management chaincode (a real chaincode and UI that record proposals and signatures). Notes Fabric 1.4.1 supports Raft (replacing Kafka) so ordering can be multi‑node rather than centralized.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Hyperledger Fabric intro
- 2:16Fabric's uniqueness
- 4:03Fabric as a platform
- 7:19Permissioned blockchain
- 9:34Fabric network topology
- 10:58Organizations in Fabric
- 13:13Consensus in Fabric
- 19:38Deploying Fabric network
- 23:14Fabric on Kubernetes with Ansible
- 25:26Adding organizations to network
- 26:37Process to add organizations to a channel
- 33:27Q&A
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