Multi-tenancy & Blockchain: Deploying Hyperledger Fabric on Kubernetes
summary
Describes deploying Hyperledger Fabric as container images on Kubernetes using an ansible agent to create configurable topologies (examples: 3 orderers, 6 peers), with IBM running every Fabric node on K8s. Implements a chaincode management dashboard that stores join requests, collects signatures and submits channel updates so new orgs can join without manual CLI steps. Notes Fabric 1.4.1 supports Raft ordering (moves ordering from centralized Kafka), and shows the approach working in production-style demos.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28Multitenancy
- 2:17Agenda
- 3:48Hyperledger Fabric
- 9:26Network Organization
- 23:39Deploying Multiple Networks
- 25:07Expanding the Hyperledger Fabric
- 26:15The Process
- 28:21Creating a new organization
- 30:33Dashboard
- 31:37Signatures
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