Building Blockchain as a Service via Hyperledger Cello
summary
Hyperledger Cello provisions and operates blockchains across Docker, Kubernetes, vSphere and Swarm, automating Fabric network and chaincode lifecycle while exposing monitoring, logs and analytics. It uses Python/JavaScript, Ansible and Helm charts; the demo uses the ansible agent to deploy a Fabric network to a Kubernetes cluster with a YAML spec that selects goleveldb and etcdraft and completes in about 10 minutes via a single command, and a matching one command destroys the entire demo.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:37Hyperledger Cello overview
- 3:02Cello features
- 5:47Cello architecture
- 8:21Managing networks with Cello
- 10:16Layered architecture
- 13:37Agents and workers
- 14:42Cello as Fabric tool
- 15:26Fabric setup with Ansible
- 19:40Live Fabric deployment
- 23:06Network spec file
- 26:25Cleaning Fabric network
- 27:44Resource efficiency
- 28:30Cello roadmap
- 29:12Joining Cello project
- 30:39Q&A
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