Hi Manu, Looks like I overlooked this in the documentation here. By organizations' peers I thought it is specific peers that can be fine grained. Apologies for the confusion. policy: The private data

Thanks Deepak, that's one approach I have tried. However, PDC seems to be present on all peers of an ORG. Can we restrict that to a subset of peers? Manu

You could add attributes in the certs of the users while enrolling like department etc. Then check tht attribute in chaincode and manage access to the users of the Peers -Deepak

Hi Satheesh, I am curious how you could structure the collection json policy for my example? Thanks, Manu

Thanks Marcos, so there is no way to restrict access to a PDC to a subset of peers within an organization unless we split the peers across organizations, right? Regards, Manu

Private Chaincode Lab When: 11/16/2021 8:00am to 9:00am (UTC-08:00) America/Los Angeles Where: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.3?pwd=UE90WHhEaHRqOGEyMkV3cldKa2d2dz09 Organizer: Marcus

Hello Manu, The PDC policy should be done at chaincode/org level. If you your collection policy includes some org, all org peers will have the transient data. HLF 1.4 exemple for org2 and

Refer to Chaincode namespace — hyperledger-fabricdocs main documentation for cross chaincode access Regards, Satheesh

Hello Manu, Yes, using policy attribute in collection json, peers that are participating in the private data collection can be specified. Regards, Satheesh

Hi Tong, I agree the importance of open source and understand how it benefit lots of people including me. I love open source. So only should I keep saying "Everything is best, All Open source

Hi, We are testing the latest version of HLF with PDC (private data connection). While defining roles / orgs that have access to the PDCs using collections_config.json, is there a way to have a subset

Hi, I currently have a chaincode with 3 seperate smart contracts [A,B,C] inside it. I use different smart contracts for different fucntionality and different transaction contexts. Now I want to invoke

Sasikumar R, please see answers below to each of your questions. Tong Li IBM Open Technology "Sasikumar R" ---11/15/2021 12:55:37 AM---Hi Everyone, I have some questions with respect to

https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-rfcs/pull/42

Hello everyone, As we know blockchain as hash value as unique identifier for each transaction or block. For fabric observability, is there any sample for use fabric together with any kind of open

Gerald, I am afraid that you do not really know how it was designed and why it exists. Minifabric never conceals anything, when it does things it leaves the detailed steps in its working directory, no

Hello, I am studying the wallet functionality from here. I can see that the user Isabella can have multiple identities so I understand that in the chaincode I can verify not only the user

From my understanding. MiniFabric is not a Production Release. It's just a tool used to understand fabric easily. It's just kind of "Example" for test network. but not a tool used to deploy

Hi Everyone, I have some questions with respect to Hyperledger MiniFabric. Kindly help me with respect to it: 1) Shall I use Minifabric to implement any application? 2) Which database is

It relates to how the CA works. The peer knows the Root CA of the Org through the peer's MSP files. It can then verifies the incoming certificates against the Root CA. Just as verifying the