Welcome to the Fabric docs

This build of the docs is from the “v0.6” branch

Welcome

• Hyperledger Fabric
  • Status
  • Releases
  • Fabric Starter Kit
  • Contributing to the project
  • Maintainers
  • Communication
  • Still Have Questions?
  • Table of Contents
  • Read all about it
• Developer guides
  • Chaincode developer guide
  • Application developer guide
  • Fabric developer guide
• Operations guide
• License

glossary

• Roles & Personas
• Business Network
• Network Management
• Transactions
• Network Entities
• Hyperledger Fabric Entities

protocol spec

• Protocol Specification
  • Preface
  • Table of Contents
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Fabric
  • 3. Protocol
  • 4. Security
  • 5. Byzantine Consensus
  • 6. Application Programming Interface
  • 7. Application Model
  • 8. Future Directions
  • 10. References

Use Cases

• Canonical Use Cases
  • B2B Contract
  • Manufacturing Supply Chain
  • Asset Depository
• Extended Use Cases
  • One Trade, One Contract
  • Direct Communication
  • Separation of Asset Ownership and Custodian’s Duties
  • Interoperability of Assets

Release Notes

• Migrating chaincode to fabric v0.6.1-preview
• New Features
• Releases

Starter Kit

• Fabric Starter Kit
  • Further exploration
  • Getting started

Installation and Setup

• Writing, Building, and Running Chaincode in a Development Environment
  • Choices
  • Option 1 Docker for Mac or Windows
  • Option 2 Docker Toolbox
  • Option 3 Vagrant development environment
  • Running the chaincode
  • Running the CLI or REST API
• Java chaincode
  • To get started developing Java chaincode
  • Java chaincode deployment in DEV Mode
  • Developing new JAVA chaincode
• Setting Up a Network
  • Leveraging published Docker images
  • Building your own images
  • Starting up validating peers
  • Using a Consensus Plugin
  • Logging control
• Hyperledger Fabric Client (HFC) SDK for Node.js
  • Installing the hfc module
  • Hyperledger Fabric network
• Certificate Authority (CA) Setup
  • Enrollment Certificate Authority
  • Transaction Certificate Authority
  • TLS Certificate Authority
  • Configuration
  • Operating the CA
• Enabling TLS
• Logging Control
  • Overview
  • Peer
  • Go chaincodes

API’s

• Chaincode APIs
• APIs - CLI, REST, and Node.js
  • Overview
  • CLI
  • REST API
  • Node.js Application
• Certificate Authority API
  • Enrollment Certificate Authority
  • Transaction Certificate Authority
  • TLS Certificate Authority
• Attributes usage
  • Overview
  • Use case: Authorizable counter
  • Enabling attributes
  • Enabling attributes encryption*
• NO-OP system chaincode
  • Functions and valid options
  • Testing

Fabric Developer

• HYPERLEDGER FABRIC v1.0
  • WHERE WE ARE:
  • WHERE WE’RE GOING
  • HOW TO CONTRIBUTE
• Contributions Welcome!
  • Getting a Linux Foundation account
  • Getting help
  • Requirements and Use Cases
  • Reporting bugs
  • Fixing issues and working stories
  • Working with a local clone and Gerrit
  • Coding guidelines
  • Legal stuff
• Maintainers
• Setting up the development environment
  • Overview
  • Prerequisites
  • Steps
  • Building the fabric
  • Notes
• Building the fabric
  • Running the unit tests
  • Running Node.js Unit Tests
  • Running Behave BDD Tests
• Building outside of Vagrant
  • Prerequisites
  • Docker
  • Building RocksDB
  • pip, behave and docker-compose
  • Building on Z
  • Building on Power Platform
  • Building natively on OSX
• Configuration
• Logging
• Requesting a Linux Foundation Account
  • Creating a Linux Foundation ID
  • Configuring Gerrit to Use SSH
  • Checking Out the Source Code
• Working with Gerrit
  • Git-review
  • Sandbox project
  • Getting deeper into Gerrit
  • Working with a local clone of the repository
  • Submitting a Change
  • Adding reviewers
  • Reviewing Using Gerrit
  • Viewing Pending Changes
• Reviewing a Change
• Submitting a Change to Gerrit
  • Change Requirements
• Gerrit Recommended Practices
  • Browsing the Git Tree
  • Watching a Project
  • Commit Messages
  • Avoid Pushing Untested Work to a Gerrit Server
  • Keeping Track of Changes
  • Topic branches
  • Creating a Cover Letter for a Topic
  • Finding Available Topics
  • Downloading or Checking Out a Change
  • Using Draft Branches
  • Using Sandbox Branches
  • Updating the Version of a Change
  • Rebasing
  • Rebasing During a Pull
  • Getting Better Logs from Git

Go Style Guides

• Coding guidelines
  • Coding Golang
  • Generating gRPC code
  • Adding or updating Go packages

FAQ’s

• Chaincode (Smart Contracts and Digital Assets)
• Confidentiality
• Consensus Algorithm
• Identity Management (Membership Service)
• Usage

Tech

• Hyperledger Fabric - Application Access Control Lists
  • Overview
  • Fabric Support
  • Application-level access control
• Attributes support
  • Attribute Keys
  • Attribute Certificate Authority
  • FLOW

NodeSDK

• Setting up the Full Hyperledger fabric Developer’s Environment
• Application Overview
• Hyperledger fabric Client (HFC) SDK for Node.js
  • Overview and Deep Dive
  • Development Environment Choices
  • Sample Code
  • Related information
• Hyperledger fabric Client (HFC) SDK for Node.js
  • Installing only the SDK
  • HFC Objects
  • Pluggability
  • Chaincode Deployment
• Node.js Standalone Application in Vagrant
• Node.js Web Application