Mastering Hyperledger Fabric Development

Hyperledger Fabric Developer Course Content

Module 1: Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric

• What is Hyperledger Fabric and its architecture 
• Components of Fabric – peers, orderers, channels, MSP, etc.
• Setting up Fabric prerequisites like Docker, Go, Node, etc.
• Running sample Fabric networks using test network and BYFN

Module 2: Setting up a Local Fabric Network

• Understanding identity and membership services 
• Generating cryptographic material like certificates 
• Bringing up a network using Docker compose
• Installing and using Fabric CLIs and SDKs
• Interacting with your network through CLI and APIs

Module 3: Developing Your First Chaincode

• What is chaincode and how it works
• Writing basic chaincode in Go using shim APIs
• Installing, instantiating and upgrading chaincode
• Leveraging dependencies and private data collections
• Writing tests using chaincode stubs and shim

Module 4: Chaincode Lifecycle

• Understanding chaincode lifecycle – approve, commit etc.
• Setting up channel policies and endorsement policies
• Chaincode security through visibility and endorsement
• Invoking and querying chaincode from applications
• Integrating CouchDB for rich queries 

Module 5: Developing Frontend Decentralized Apps

• Setting up a DApp project scaffold using Node.js, React etc. 
• Connecting to Fabric using gateways and wallets
• Calling chaincode functions from your DApp
• Handling identities and certificates
• Subscribing to chaincode events 

Module 6: Deploying End-to-End Applications

• Building user-friendly UI with React and Material UI
• Integrating REST APIs for easier integration
• Packaging and deploying DApps 
• End-to-end flow walkthrough and debugging
• Building network monitoring dashboards

Module 7: Advanced Fabric Concepts 

• Implementing access control lists
• Working with channels and private data
• Integrating hardware security modules (HSM)
• Building multi-org endorsement policies
• Implementing decentralized identity management

Module 8: Production Networks

• Considerations for production deployments
• High availability configuration
• Upgrading to the latest Fabric releases
• Monitoring, logging and Troubleshooting
• Migrating data and integrating existing systems