Introduction:
Hyperledger is an open-source collaborative effort hosted by the Linux Foundation, designed to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. Unlike public blockchains, Hyperledger provides a modular framework that allows businesses to create permissioned and private blockchain solutions tailored to their specific needs. This course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Hyperledger ecosystem, including its frameworks, tools, and real-world applications. Participants will learn how to design and implement blockchain solutions using Hyperledger technologies, empowering them to drive innovation within their organizations.
Course Objective:
By the end of this course, participants will:
Understand the key concepts and components of the Hyperledger ecosystem.
Gain hands-on experience with Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Sawtooth.
Learn to develop and deploy blockchain applications using Hyperledger frameworks.
Explore the use cases and benefits of Hyperledger in various industries.
Develop the skills to integrate Hyperledger solutions into existing business processes.
Course Outline:
Module 1: Introduction to Blockchain and Hyperledger
Understanding blockchain technology: Key principles and benefits.
Overview of the Hyperledger project: Goals, structure, and community.
Differentiating between public and private blockchains.
Hands-On: Setting up the Hyperledger development environment.
Module 2: Hyperledger Fabric Overview
Understanding Hyperledger Fabric architecture: Components and features.
Exploring the role of peers, orderers, and channels in Fabric.
Learning about smart contracts (chaincode) in Hyperledger Fabric.
Hands-On: Creating a simple Hyperledger Fabric network.
Module 3: Developing with Hyperledger Fabric
Writing and deploying chaincode using Go and JavaScript.
Interacting with the Hyperledger Fabric network using SDKs.
Implementing access control and permissioning in applications.
Hands-On: Developing and deploying a chaincode application.
Module 4: Hyperledger Sawtooth Overview
Understanding Hyperledger Sawtooth architecture and components.
Exploring the transaction processing model in Sawtooth.
Learning about the use of PoET (Proof of Elapsed Time) consensus algorithm.
Hands-On: Setting up and configuring a Hyperledger Sawtooth network.
Module 5: Developing with Hyperledger Sawtooth
Writing smart contracts (transaction families) in Sawtooth.
Interacting with Sawtooth using REST APIs and SDKs.
Implementing state management and data storage in Sawtooth applications.
Hands-On: Building and deploying a Sawtooth application.
Module 6: Other Hyperledger Frameworks and Tools
Overview of other Hyperledger projects: Iroha, Indy, and Burrow.
Understanding Hyperledger Cello for blockchain management.
Exploring Hyperledger Explorer for monitoring blockchain networks.
Hands-On: Experimenting with additional Hyperledger frameworks.
Module 7: Use Cases and Applications of Hyperledger
Exploring real-world applications of Hyperledger in various industries: Supply chain, healthcare, finance, and more.
Analyzing case studies of successful Hyperledger implementations.
Discussing the challenges and limitations of Hyperledger frameworks.
Hands-On: Group discussion on potential Hyperledger applications in participants' organizations.
Module 8: Capstone Project
Participants will develop a comprehensive blockchain application using Hyperledger Fabric or Sawtooth, addressing a specific business problem or use case.
Project examples: A supply chain tracking system, a healthcare data management solution, or a voting platform.
Presentation of projects to the class, fostering feedback and collaboration.
Course Duration: 40-60 hours of instructor-led or self-paced learning.
Delivery Mode: Instructor-led online/live sessions or self-paced learning modules.
Target Audience: Developers, IT professionals, business analysts, and anyone interested in leveraging blockchain technology for business innovation.