October 2018
Intermediate to advanced
530 pages
14h 25m
English
In that the blockchain is a platform framework where data and its business logic ("smart contracts") are shared with all active peers, some redundant tasks are a thing of the past. Depending on whether a public or private blockchain is used, the chances of this drawback happening is almost zero. When using a public blockchain, a partner can join the network on its own and only has to be authorized to use certain smart contracts to participate in a specific business network. When using a private ("permissioned") blockchain, a new partner can join an existing business network by sharing the public-key certificate and connection profile of their blockchain peer(s), which is generated when the ...
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