March 2019
Intermediate to advanced
636 pages
27h 50m
English
Once members have decided to participate in a channel, they may choose to deploy and instantiate chaincode (a.k.a smart contract). A chaincode defines how key/value pairs which are scoped to a channel will be updated or read from. A chaincode can define its endorsement policy—that is, it may require a digital signature from some or all peers in the network. Due to the permissioned nature of Hyperledger Fabric, a chaincode requiring a digital signature from a peer (endorsement) must be installed and instantiated on a peer. See Chapter 5, Exposing Network Assets and Transactions and Chapter 7, A Business Network Example, for more details on deploying chaincode.
Before deploying chaincode on a channel, it is ...
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