Falcon Flight
summary
Falcon is an open-source project that deploys full Hyperledger Fabric networks on Kubernetes using Helm charts and a central file store, automating CA issuance/renewal, genesis/channel creation and chaincode lifecycle so a multi-organization, multi-DC private Fabric network boots in about 10 minutes. It requires an ingress/load‑balancer with SNI and SSL passthrough, DNS records and is storage‑class independent. Demonstration runs on kind and yields a working, production‑grade Fabric cluster with observability and multi‑channel work planned.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:56Blockchain and Hyperledger Fabric
- 2:48Hyperledger Fabric overview
- 4:36Falcon introduction
- 6:02Why Falcon
- 7:48Falcon prerequisites
- 8:52Falcon deployment
- 10:22Certificate authorities setup
- 13:06Identity registration
- 16:59Deploying orders and peers
- 18:51Creating channels
- 22:59Network deployment time
- 23:43Use cases
- 25:07Project status
- 27:19Future plans
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