Adhav The number of assets in a single transaction depends on several factors, e.g., the key-value size. Putting many large data in one transaction may consume heavy CPU and memory at the peer, and

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Hi Faisal, I copied the environment variable incomplete by mistake. TLS_PARAMETERS=" --tls true --cafile$ORDERER_CA_ROOTFILE" export

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The maximum payload is ~100MB. This is actually set at the transport protocol level and is not configurable. Given there is some additional overhead included in the Fabric protocol layer, you are

Hello Experts, I have some concerns about number of assets and size of the payload in a single transaction. 1) How big payload in terms of size, we can add in a single transaction in Hyperledger

all the path to the file after the --cafile parameter your command should be include the tlsca.pem file export TLS_PARAMETERS = --tls true --cafile /PATH/tlsca.phone.com-cert.pem

Hi, Does anyone know why am I getting this error when I try to create the channel with the command: peer channel create -c phonechannel -f ./phonechannel.tx --outputBlock ./phonechannel.block -o

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Hello! We will hold thedocumentation workgroup call this Friday, both Western and Eastern hemispheres. Thanks to everyone who attended last week's call. The summary minutesfor last week's meeting:

we have a network that runs fine without Docker but when we try to containerize it we get this error in orderer logs: 2020-02-13 22:19:16.706 UTC [common.deliver] deliverBlocks -> DEBU 371 Rejecting

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Here is a very, very basic program to ingest the chaincode package and output a tarball of it: https://github.com/yeasy/blockchain_guide/blob/master/_code/unpack_chaincode.go Credit to Baohua Yang

-xvzf On 2/12/2020 5:39 PM, Siddharth Jain wrote:

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If you're using the new lifecycle commands, the chaincode package is a gzip compressed tar; if you're using the legacy (lscc) commands, the package is a protobuf encoded chaincode deployment spec.

The peer does not "fire the docker run cmd" but uses the docker API to create and start the container. release 1.4:

Anyone knows how do we unpackage a chaincode? tar -xvf does not work. $ tar -xvf mycc.1.0 tar: Unrecognized archive format tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors. in above mycc.1.0 is what got

Martin A transaction that uses collections leaks information about the involved parties in 3 ways: 1) the creator; 2) the collection name and 3) endorsements. Point 1 can be addressed by using

The pattern mentioned in 'Keeping transactors private' would meet the requirement of keeping the collaborators of a business transaction private in Fabric v2.0. In this pattern, each party writes