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Re: Chaincode Upgrade Docker Container Environment
In core.yaml you can specify your own chaincode runtime image for golang, Java or Node. So you can extend the image to include your tools, publish the image to a Docker registry and then use that as
In core.yaml you can specify your own chaincode runtime image for golang, Java or Node. So you can extend the image to include your tools, publish the image to a Docker registry and then use that as
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Brett T Logan <brett.t.logan@...>
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#7620
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Chaincode Upgrade Docker Container Environment
Dear all,
I have one question, each time we upgrade our chaincode a new docker container is created.
But the problem is it doesn't inherit all the environment of the old version docker, from example
Dear all,
I have one question, each time we upgrade our chaincode a new docker container is created.
But the problem is it doesn't inherit all the environment of the old version docker, from example
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Kimheng SOK
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#7619
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Re: Error while trying to launch the chaincode as a standalone process
Clients need to connect to the peer withport 7051
Chaincodes connect to the peer withport 7052
So when you install the chaincode, useport 7051
From: "Marina Wanis"<marinamaged1996@...>
To:
Clients need to connect to the peer withport 7051
Chaincodes connect to the peer withport 7052
So when you install the chaincode, useport 7051
From: "Marina Wanis"<marinamaged1996@...>
To:
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By
Yacov
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#7618
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Re: Error while trying to launch the chaincode as a standalone process
Hi Yacov,
I’m not getting an error when I try to launch the chaincode anymore but now when I install the chaincode I get the following error. I made sure that the port is 7052. By setting up the
Hi Yacov,
I’m not getting an error when I try to launch the chaincode anymore but now when I install the chaincode I get the following error. I made sure that the port is 7052. By setting up the
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By
Marina Wanis <marinamaged1996@...>
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#7617
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Re: Error while trying to launch the chaincode as a standalone process
This means that the chaincode tries toaccess the peer over a port that is not correct.
By default, the peer listens to port7052
Maybe the chaincode tries to accessvia a different port?
From:
This means that the chaincode tries toaccess the peer over a port that is not correct.
By default, the peer listens to port7052
Maybe the chaincode tries to accessvia a different port?
From:
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By
Yacov
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#7616
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Privacy vs Decentralisation
#hyperledger-fabric
#raft
#fabric-questions
#fabric-orderer
I have a question.
Can orderers read all the transactions passing through them even from the channels of which their organization is not a part of
If yes, then is there any solution to implement
I have a question.
Can orderers read all the transactions passing through them even from the channels of which their organization is not a part of
If yes, then is there any solution to implement
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By
yashukla47@...
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#7615
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Error while trying to launch the chaincode as a standalone process
Hi,
I was trying to lunch the chaincode as a standalone process but I got the following error.
Can someone please explain me the cause of the following error?
2020-01-24 06:48:15.778 UTC
Hi,
I was trying to lunch the chaincode as a standalone process but I got the following error.
Can someone please explain me the cause of the following error?
2020-01-24 06:48:15.778 UTC
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By
Marina Wanis <marinamaged1996@...>
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#7614
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Hyperledger Fabric Documentation Workgroup call - Eastern hemisphere - Fri, 01/24/2020
#cal-notice
Hyperledger Fabric Documentation Workgroup call - Eastern hemisphere
When:
Friday, 24 January 2020
6:00am to 7:00am
(GMT+00:00)
Hyperledger Fabric Documentation Workgroup call - Eastern hemisphere
When:
Friday, 24 January 2020
6:00am to 7:00am
(GMT+00:00)
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By
fabric@lists.hyperledger.org Calendar <noreply@...>
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#7613
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configtxlator: error: open /dev/stdout: permission denied, try --help
Hello
I have a simple question. I am trying to copy the output of configtxlator but get this error
```
$ configtxlator proto_decode --input ./foo.block --type common.Block | pbcopy -
configtxlator:
Hello
I have a simple question. I am trying to copy the output of configtxlator but get this error
```
$ configtxlator proto_decode --input ./foo.block --type common.Block | pbcopy -
configtxlator:
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By
Siddharth Jain
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#7612
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Re: Peer/Orderer memory usage
There's a known goroutine leakage in 1.4.4. You may need to apply this patchset.
https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/commit/3bae50c872e9f6a4539cf5524039511fb68b289a.
Besides, would suggest use the
There's a known goroutine leakage in 1.4.4. You may need to apply this patchset.
https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric/commit/3bae50c872e9f6a4539cf5524039511fb68b289a.
Besides, would suggest use the
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By
Baohua Yang
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#7611
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Hyperledger Project Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update - Thu, 01/23/2020
#tsc-project-update
#cal-notice
Hyperledger Project Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update
When:
Thursday, 23 January 2020
Organizer:
community-architects@...
Description:
Please file a project status report for the TSC
Hyperledger Project Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update
When:
Thursday, 23 January 2020
Organizer:
community-architects@...
Description:
Please file a project status report for the TSC
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By
fabric@lists.hyperledger.org Calendar <noreply@...>
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#7610
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Chaincode gets instantiated but not able to invoke or list it
#fabric
#fabric-chaincode
I have a 3 Organisation (2 Normal Organization and 1 Orderer Organization) architecture on aws-eks. Each of the organizations has their own ca and tlsca. I have been able to generate the genesis
I have a 3 Organisation (2 Normal Organization and 1 Orderer Organization) architecture on aws-eks. Each of the organizations has their own ca and tlsca. I have been able to generate the genesis
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By
Mrudav Shukla
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#7609
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Re: #fabric-questions Fabric Networking
#fabric-questions
If you plan on running a p2p node on the public internet, ideally it should be secured such that a firewall (other than possibly a simple port whitelist at the router) isn't needed.
If you plan on running a p2p node on the public internet, ideally it should be secured such that a firewall (other than possibly a simple port whitelist at the router) isn't needed.
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By
Nye Liu <nye@...>
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#7608
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#fabric-questions Fabric Networking
#fabric-questions
Apologies for the confusion in my wording,
I accidentally used firewall instead of router. Since the nodes are in different locations, its hard to access them without port forwarding them. From an
Apologies for the confusion in my wording,
I accidentally used firewall instead of router. Since the nodes are in different locations, its hard to access them without port forwarding them. From an
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By
Cavell
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#7607
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Documentation Workgroup: Agenda for Friday, 24 Jan
Hello!
We will hold thedocumentation workgroup call this Friday, both Western and Eastern hemispheres. A big welcome to everyone - another great turn out last week - thanksto everyone who
Hello!
We will hold thedocumentation workgroup call this Friday, both Western and Eastern hemispheres. A big welcome to everyone - another great turn out last week - thanksto everyone who
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By
Anthony O'Dowd <a_o-dowd@...>
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#7606
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Peer/Orderer memory usage
Hi,
During our performance tests, we noticed that, both peers’ and orderers’ memory usage is increasing under load andthey do not release the claimed memory when the load is removed.
Is
Hi,
During our performance tests, we noticed that, both peers’ and orderers’ memory usage is increasing under load andthey do not release the claimed memory when the load is removed.
Is
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Eryargi, Hakan
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#7605
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Hyperledger Nexus Repository Sunset
As we close out the migration of Hyperledger Fabric and its supporting projects off of Gerrit and Jenkins to GitHub and Azure Pipeline's, our final task was to retire the use of Nexus for serving
As we close out the migration of Hyperledger Fabric and its supporting projects off of Gerrit and Jenkins to GitHub and Azure Pipeline's, our final task was to retire the use of Nexus for serving
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By
Brett T Logan <brett.t.logan@...>
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#7604
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Pluggable DBMS
I saw that DBMS is pluggable in the docs. I saw also couchdb is used for private db, but can we use any db, eg oracle or sql server?
Trevor
I saw that DBMS is pluggable in the docs. I saw also couchdb is used for private db, but can we use any db, eg oracle or sql server?
Trevor
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By
Trevor Lee Oakley <trevor@...>
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#7603
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Re: Blockchain and Machine learning
#fabric-chaincode
#hyperledger-fabric
#couchdb
From the Fabric docs:
"If you want to build a dashboard or collect aggregate data as part of your application, you can query an off-chain database that replicates the data from your blockchain
From the Fabric docs:
"If you want to build a dashboard or collect aggregate data as part of your application, you can query an off-chain database that replicates the data from your blockchain
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David Enyeart
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#7602
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Blockchain and Machine learning
#fabric-chaincode
#hyperledger-fabric
#couchdb
Hi everyone,
"Blockchain and Machine learning Integration" is the hot topic today. can we integrate machine learning libraries in fabric ??? can we deploy machine model inside chain code? As we all
Hi everyone,
"Blockchain and Machine learning Integration" is the hot topic today. can we integrate machine learning libraries in fabric ??? can we deploy machine model inside chain code? As we all
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By
Shabana Basharat
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#7601
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