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:doc:`getting_started`
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Where you learn how to set up a sample network on your local machine. You’ll be
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introduced to most of the key components within a blockchain network, learn
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more about how they interact with each other, and then you’ll actually get the
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code and run some simple query and update transactions.
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We provide a number of tutorials where you’ll be introduced to most of the
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key components within a blockchain network, learn more about how they
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interact with each other, and then you’ll actually get the code and run
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some simple transactions against a running blockchain network. We also provide
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tutorials for those of you thinking of operating a blockchain network using
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Hyperledger Fabric.
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:doc:`fabric_model`
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A deeper look at the components and concepts brought up in this introduction as
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well as a few others and describes how they work together in a sample
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transaction flow.
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:doc:`marbles`
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Where you can learn how to write a sample smart contract in GOLANG and invoke
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it from an application written in JavaScript. You’ll become comfortable with
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the key APIs used by both smart contract developers and application developers
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and ready to write your own application using the Hyperledger Fabric API
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reference information.
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Designing a Business Network (coming soon)
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Takes you through how to design a business network using a standard process.
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You’ll start by defining the business network and identify the participants
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and the goods and services that move between them. You’ll think about the key
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lifecycles and how they are impacted by the activities of the key participants.
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By the time you’re through, you’ll be ready to start working with key
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stakeholders in your company to design a business network that uses Hyperledger
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Fabric.
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Best Practices (coming soon)
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Deals with the practical concerns of setting up and managing a production
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Hyperledger Fabric blockchain. You’ll understand the key factors to consider
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when planning a blockchain solution, such as compute, storage and network
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requirements. You’ll also understand the key non-functional requirements,
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including maintainability, performance, availability and disaster recovery.
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.. Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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