Managing and Securing Blockchain Applications on Kubernetes
summary
Shows how to deploy and operate Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes by automating its deployment and demonstrating the process. Explains using a CNI plugin to implement Kubernetes namespace-based network policies to isolate and secure blockchain workloads, positioning this as a foundation for enterprise BaaS on Kubernetes.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Start
- 2:13Business Blockchain Requirements
- 3:30Hyperledger Members
- 3:41Goals of Hyperledger
- 4:00Comparison of blockchain projects
- 4:57Projects of Hyperledger
- 5:22Hyperledger Fabric
- 5:59Fabric Deployment Model
- 8:27K8s introduces a lot new concepts
- 9:15Replication Controller
- 9:59Challenges of Fabric
- 10:25Why Kubernetes?
- 11:15Network topology of Fabric Deployment
- 13:34Storage
- 13:58Mapping Fabric Components into Pods
- 14:23Separate components by namespaces
- 15:02Exposing Services
- 15:27Launching Fabric Cluster
- 16:14Using Fabric Cluster
- 16:44Fabric Network Connection
- 19:20Network Policy Creation per Namespace
- 21:41Network Policy Definition Snippet
- 23:41Traceflow from Orderer to Peer (1/3)
- 25:27Summary
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