Yes. You can have multiple fabric users in the CitizenOrg. But, it will bring no benefit because inhabitants will not update the ledger, while it will make the inhabitant-application more

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Proposing the interested to join at a Collaborative partnership network to build a Global Digital Healthcare Infrastructure by Integrated Apps & Devices in Hyperledger framework to proceed with a

You can have a Fabric user for each citizen with certificate issued by the CitizenOrg. Inside the certificate of each citizen you can add attributes. For example you can add a user ID, user account

I would make two org for the BC network: CityOrg and CitizenOrg. And register one user for each Org. I would make two applications. One for city staff and one for inhabitants. Every inhabitant in the

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You can follow the configuration instructions in the fabric docs here: https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-2.2/hsm.html Just make sure you match the docs version to the Fabric version

I didn't find any blog around fabric using AWS cloudshm, however, I understand that I need to run aws hsm client on the same machine fabric component would run. Can someone suggest what the PKCS11

Thanks. So in case there is an smart city IoT based BC network with sensors measurements. If I would like to register a new user (inhabitant of the city) to just view the data (temperature in an area)

Very cool! Would love to see it in Labs! Brian On 4/12/21 4:46 AM, Eugene Aseev wrote: -- Brian BehlendorfGeneral Manager for Blockchain,

Suppose that your chaincode function only allows identities from ManagerOrg, then you will check if the getMSPID() equals "ManagerOrg". You also could use ctx.clientIdentity.getID() if you want to

You may construct the policies manually using a tool like configtxgen or the protos directly. There is an enhancement request in JIRA https://jira.hyperledger.org/browse/FAB-15296 if anyone is

BTW, I see nothing wrong with the official docs containing these kinds of links. Being helpful to new users should take precedence over concerns about the appearance of favoring one

Hi, we have a basic commercial network that apart from having admins, nodes and clients, we need to have users (individual citizens) that transact on the network. The problem is that we need to give

How do I reference organizational units in channel config policies? Org1MSP.department.client does not work.

Thanks, Chris, I will try and google :) Would you be able to share some of those links if you have them handy, it might be beneficial for others as well searching through this mailing

So the papercontract.js checks if the user (i.e Isabella) can invoke the transaction? How?

Hello Shantanu, The documentation purposefully leaves out any mention of vendor-specific platforms or technologies and leaves that part to the user. There are some who have posted articles on Medium

Hello Team, Do we have any documentation around how to use AWS cloud HSM with hyperledger fabric. Thanks Shantanu

Hey everyone, Hyperledger Fabric Channel Configuration Inspector is a Vue.js-based tool to visually inspect a channel configuration: https://github.com/chainstack/hlf-config-inspector Here at