Hello; I can focus on the last two points The current Ansible playbooks can be used with the OpenSource Operator, AND the OpenSource Console. Though the playbooks are named ‘IBM Blockchain

Also, why should I use the operator and not this? Thanks

Hello, your presented information are really useful. However, I have some questions. 1) How the aforementioned operator is different from hlf-operator? 2) How I can configure via Ansible (is there

Hi Brett - Unfortunately, no; There is no way to keep the peer process running in an "offline" state. There are a few file-level atomic locks in the code that ensure that admin (e.g. "peer CLI" -

Rather than accessing the shell of each peer running in a docker container I’ve been unsuccessfully trying to set up the peer binary to run the peer cli commands from my computer. I’m using

Thanks David, I’ll take a look. The difference between hlf-cc-dev and the post is that with the tunnel you don’t need to host the network, so developers can develop chaincode from their light

Hello David from David :) Some time ago I decided to write the following article regarding how to create a good development environment. Check this

Hi to every one, We just released the first version of a project to develop chaincodes remotely on Hyperledger Fabric, this will avoid: Having to deploy an HLF network on every developer

Thanks for the info Josh. As you know the 'peer node unjoin' command requires that the peer running in the docker container is in an offline state. You've pointed out that if the peer process is

Hello Mark, Thank you for your reply. I will discuss with team here if we are good to go with off chain approach or just remove the date filter and fetch blocks, batch wise, like fetch blocks from

The blocks in Fabric are just a chain of sequentially numbered blocks. They are not indexed by creation time. If you want to index them by creation time (or rather the timestamp of transactions

Thanks for the tips. As I previously mentioned I’m using the minifab to create my network. In addition to starting the peers in docker containers, among other things minifab creates a var/keyfiles

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Thanks Samuel, the second option resolved my issue. Much appreciated. Brett Tiller Sr. Software Engineer 984-349-4239 (mobile) btiller@... https://www.linkedin.com/company/securboration

Hi Aoun, Your CAs have an internal database with all the IDs registered by it. You can search the IDs using your CA and issue a reenroll for the certificate that got expired. Depending on the ID

Hi, I am facing worst experience, every user id is expiring as it complete it's time of one year. Can any body help me how to save the user ids to get expire and renew these ids.

Hi Sam and Tong and Brett, To unjoin a peer from a channel, the peer server must be shut down at the time the command is issued. For bare metal environments, this is straightforward, as it only

I have HLF network deployed across 2 kubernetes clusters on azure. 2 orderers are on one cluster and 1 orderer is in another cluster. the following is for the cluster with 2 orderers. I am getting

Hi Brett, I want to clarify that the peer command is nothing more than a binary. You don’t need access to the peer container’s shell to run that command. The peer binary is available in the

Hi Brett, I think you might be able to find the credentials inside the CouchDB container environment variables. You may run an inspect command such as docker inspect couchdb and check for the Env