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Build and deploy a blockchain network of IBM Hyperledger Fabrics -Getting…
Build and deploy a blockchain network of IBM Hyperledger Fabrics -Getting Started
create account
pricing
network of
CA
peer nodes
ordering nodes
an Kubernetes cluster on IBM Cloud that contains IBM Blockchain Platform components and uses storage of your choice
incur separate charges
not be charged for the cluster that the Operational Tooling instance, also known as the console, is running on
no minimum fee
hourly pricing model that is based on virtual processor core (VPC) allocation
he amount of CPU (or VPC) that your IBM Blockchain Platform nodes are allocated on an hourly basis, at a flat rate of $0.29 USD/VPC-hour
based on the number of virtual cores (vCPUs)
A vCPU is a virtual core that is assigned to a virtual machine or a physical processor core.
the cost estimator tool that is available in the IBM Cloud dashboard
no membership fee
Scalability of compute
option to scale your compute up during peak usage periods or down to a minute fraction of capacity for when the compute is not needed to minimize expense
preview the IBM Blockchain Platform at no charge for 30 days when you link your IBM Blockchain Platform service instance to an IBM Cloud Kubernetes free cluster
Performance will be limited by throughput, storage, and functionality
IBM Cloud will delete your Kubernetes cluster after 30 days
Only one blockchain console can be connected to a free cluster at a time
cannot migrate any nodes or data from a free cluster to a paid cluster
The free offering only supports a single node Raft ordering service
preview IBM Blockchain Platform for free
pricing
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/blockchain?topic=blockchain-ibp-saas-pricing
https://www.ibm.com/hk-en/cloud/blockchain-platform/pricing
Try the IBM Blockchain Platform at no charge for 30 days. When you order, select a Standard plan in the IBM Blockchain Platform and connect to a Free IBM Cloud Kubernetes cluster.
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/blockchain?topic=blockchain-ibp-saas-pricing#ibp-saas-pricing-free
you link your IBM Blockchain Platform service instance to an IBM Cloud Kubernetes free cluster.
The free offering only supports a single node Raft ordering service.
https://cloud.ibm.com/kubernetes/catalog/about?platformType=
Free cluster with 1 worker node to explore the capabilities.
Note: This Free plan is not available with Lite accounts.
bandwidth issue for charging
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/containers?topic=containers-faqs#bandwidth
Bandwidth refers to the public data transfer of inbound and outbound network traffic, both to and from IBM Cloud resources in data centers around the globe.
view charges?
Classic infrastructure provider icon Classic clusters: Public bandwidth is charged per GB. You can review your current bandwidth summary by logging into the IBM Cloud console, from the menu Menu icon selecting Classic Infrastructure, and then selecting the Network > Bandwidth > Summary page.
factors that impact public bandwidth charges:
As with worker nodes, charges vary depending on the zone that your resources are deployed in
Because VMs are billed hourly, your VM worker node machines have a Pay-As-You-Go allocation of outbound networking based on GB usage.
Included bandwidth and tiered packages for BM: Bare metal worker nodes might come with a certain allocation of outbound networking per month that varies by geography: 20 TB for North America and Europe, or 5 TB for Asia Pacific and South America. After you exceed your included bandwidth, you are charged according to a tiered usage scheme for your geography. If you exceed a tier allotment, you might also be charged a standard data transfer fee.
Public bandwidth is charged per GB tier with bandwidth offered as an allotment for each month. As an example, for your compute instances, 250 GB is included with each monthly virtual server and 20 TB is included with each monthly bare metal server*. Additional bandwidth can also be purchased in packages.
VPC clusters:how internet data transfer works in your Virtual Private Cloud, see Pricing for VPC
All inbound and outbound network within the IBM global private network is unlimited and not charged, offered between and within any IBM Cloud data center, and across our high-speed, global network backbone.
Inbound bandwidth is unlimited and not charged.
a single location, not multizone clusters
only classic infrastructure, not VPC infastructure
testing out Kubernetes deployment
getting familiar with the IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service API, CLI, and console tools
To create a free cluster, you must have a Pay-As-You-Go or Subscription IBM Cloud account. Free clusters cannot be created in Lite accounts.
Creating a free cluster in the IBM Cloud console
Creating a free cluster in the CLI: You can create a free cluster in select regions only. (not for free cluster?)
you cannot select a location. Your cluster is created in one of the following locations.
Dallas region in North America
Frankfurt region in Europe
starter plan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxgITnEw8v0
IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service Architecture
console
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/blockchain?topic=blockchain-ibp-console-overview#ibp-console-overview-architecture
developers
IBM Blockchain Platform Extension for VS Code
integrated developer environment to write, test, debug, and package smart contracts locally and for IBM Blockchain Platform deployment, as well as to write client applications
Start from scratch or access tutorials and samples to learn blockchain fundamentals
link an IBM Blockchain Platform service instance to your Kubernetes cluster
build your blockchain network by using the console
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=IBMBlockchain.ibm-blockchain-platform&ssr=false#overview
Creating a free classic cluster
https://cloud.ibm.com/docs/containers?topic=containers-getting-started#clusters_gs
basic path 01
Get the basics on distributed ledger technology start creating apps (from basics to complexity) build your skills and explore use cases (reference to the extended functionalities)
Basic knowledge
Visual Studio Code,
Node.js,
Kubernetes, and
[JASON],
[Docker containers]
Github
nature
open source technology
enterprise blockchain of industry standard?
offering tools to build and operate blockchain network quickly
and govern BC network across heterogeneous environments
flexible to deploy
fully managed
or flexible deployment on
premises
other cloud vendors
key
kubernetes infrastructure
Linux based
with support
JSON format
Business model
reduce cost & risk
enhance efficiency and productivity
enhance transparency
protect anonymity
across industry spectrum
Demo
background
ready built BC network
2 members exist
using console
top icon
certificate of authority
ordering services
see nodes managed by the console
2nd
channels
3rd
smart contracts
which contract & versions
which channel
which nodes
smart constant instantiated in channel?
4th
wallet
Identities of
OrgCA
OrderCA
root CA for MSP, admin identity for that MSP?
5th
available organizations
ordererMSP?
Org01MSP?
need to create MSP definition in Hyperledger Fabric Network
share with other companies
import MSP definition for a new peer
7th
settings
client logging
server logging
6th
ordering
add the new peer
tasks
onboard a new member into a network
CA for new peer
MSP for the new peer
node for the new peer
ordering for the new peer
channel for the new peer
Peer: join a channel
then it may transact now
using smart contract to transact
VS code extension with IBM blockchain
create kubernete tier
create blockchain platform and linking