Thank you Simon.

Hi all, Could someone let me know if Fabric-CA is able to generate TLS cert? I’ve tried out to generate cert and key but no TLS one found. Thanks. Best regards, Stephen

We have a Fabric Documentation Working Group that meets (virtually) twice weekly on Fridays (to accommodate various timezone challenges) and that collaborates on the #fabric-documentation channel in

Can you articulate for folks how they can get involved in helping write those docs? I know you announce the documentation working group calls here and a lot of work happens there, but

Policies exist in Fabric. Or, it might be more true to say that without policies, Fabric does not exist. What we don't have is a comprehensive explanation of how the different kinds of policies work

I am sorry - the mail was meant for Joe.. Thanks - AP HiSid. Yes,that document is a bit old and out of date. We're currently working on a newand more comprehensive document to fully describe

Hi Siddharth Thank you for the quick reply. Please confirm if you meant to say that the features are available but not documented OR they are not available itself Thanks AP

Hi Sid. Yes, that document is a bit old and out of date. We're currently working on a new and more comprehensive document to fully describe this complex and incredibly important Fabric feature. Stay

Hi All, I have read following document: https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-1.3/policies.html but still don't understand policies in HL Fabric. Could someone explain this better with

1.2 From: "Raj Bandhakavi"<raj@...> To: fabric@... Date: 03/05/2019 08:00 PM Subject: [HyperledgerFabric] What version of TLS does hyperledger fabric use? Sent by:

The Documentation does not mention the TLS version hyperledger fabric uses. https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-1.4/enable_tls.html Could someone please let me know the version of TLS

@mohammad: I am afraid that the problem is not as simple. For example, in the marble sample, the call to PutState(key, value) uses serialized JSON string as the value, which makes the ledger state

Hi Mohammad, Thank you so much for your advices! We planned to deploy on a private Openshift cluster. May I know if only the point 1 is openshift specific concern or most of them are also Openshift

Hello Horace, Installation steps would be logically similar to the way you would do on Kubernetes. But there is big catch. If you are using Redhat Openshift service then you will not be able to

Hi Tom, You can implement user or role based access control yourself today by inspecting the certificate of the user who submitted the transaction. There is a ClientIdentity class that helps with

Hi Simon, Thank you for your message. That's surely a good news that the SDKs will be consistent. Actually, I am thinking more about this. You know, the Contracts share the same world state (ledger

Hi, The contract + namespace concepts you've found in the Node.js chaincode SDK got released in Fabric v1.4 as part of work to improve the Fabric programming model. We focused on Node.js (JavaScript

For chaincode SDK (Node.js), there is concept of 'contract-namespace', and a chaincode might contain multiple contracts (see

Golang does not allow relative imports.

Hello, My company is planning to use Hyperledger Fabric as our Blockchain solution and my team is now setting up Hyperledger Fabric on Multi-host environment with the use of Red-Hat OpenShift.