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Hyperledger Fabric: Design, Develop and Deploy (LFS270)

Set your career up for long-term success with a foundation in Hyperledger Fabric, the fast growing, high-demand enterprise blockchain technology.

NOTE: Course content becomes available on 12/12/2024.

Who Is It For
This course is meant for IT professionals, full-stack and software developers, DevOps engineers and architects.
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What You’ll Learn
Gain a deep understanding of Hyperledger Fabric, including how to write smart contracts, manage Chaincode, handle private data; and create Node.js client apps that interact with Fabric networks, controlling access by user identity.
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What It Prepares You For
This course equips learners for roles like Blockchain Developer, Solution Architect, or Consultant, enabling them to implement and manage Hyperledger Fabric projects across various industries.
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Course Outline
Chapter 1. Course Introduction
Chapter 2. Introduction to Blockchain
Chapter 3. Introduction to Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust
Chapter 4. Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric
Chapter 5. The Hyperledger Fabric Model
Chapter 6. Identity, Certificate Authority and Membership Service Provider
Chapter 7. Hyperledger Fabric Components (Peer, Orderer, Channel, and Ledger)
Chapter 8. The Ordering Service & Its Implementations Using Raft or BFT
Chapter 9. Transaction Lifecycle
Chapter 10. Smart Contracts, Chaincode & Fabric Chaincode Lifecycle
Chapter 11. Hyperledger Fabric Prerequisite Installation and Test
Chapter 12. Installing and Testing a Fabric Network
Chapter 13. Network Configuration of Peer and Orderer Nodes
Chapter 14. Channel Configuration
Chapter 15. Smart Contract and Chaincode Design, Development, and Deployment
Chapter 16. Chaincode Interaction Using the CLI
Chapter 17. Using CouchDB as State Database
Chapter 18. JSON Rich Query Implementation
Chapter 19. Fabric CA Implementation
Chapter 20. Understand and Implement the Fabric Gateway Service
Chapter 21. Hyperledger Fabric Production Deployment
Chapter 22. Security & Performance Considerations
Chapter 23. Writing State-Based Endorsement Policies in Smart Contracts
Chapter 24. Private Data Collection Implementation
Prerequisites
To best benefit from this course, you should have:

  • Knowledge of basic Linux system administration commands and navigation
  • Knowledge of bash basics
  • Strong knowledge of containerization and Docker
  • Familiarity with NoSQL databases and general understanding of CouchDB
  • Ability to read JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go programming languages
  • Familiarity with YAML
Lab Info
To perform the lab exercises in this course, you will need a Linux/Mac OS operating system based machine which can run Docker, Docker Compose, Node.js, GO language, git & curl.

System Specifications: 4 GB RAM, 30 GB Storage, 1 CPU

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Online, Self Paced
25-30 Hours of Course Material
Hands-on Labs & Assignments
12 Months of Access to Online Course
Digital Badge
Discussion forums
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