The last command also has the effect of generating a network configuration file, docker-compose-e2e.yaml, which is used to start the network as a set of Docker containers using the docker-compose tool. The file itself depends on the statically configured files base/peer-base.yaml and base/docker-compose-base.yaml. These files collectively specify services and their attributes, and enable us to run them all in one go within Docker containers, rather than having to manually run instances of these services on one or more machines. The services we need to run are as follows:
- Four instances of a Fabric peer, one in each organization
- One instance of a Fabric orderer
- Five instances of a Fabric CA, corresponding ...
