Hi Jon, Thanks for the feedback! Either here or on the Google doc is fine. If you have direct suggestions, feel free to comment them in to the Google doc so we can merge them correctly.

In Prague for Ethereum's devcon4 too for a few days... Jonathan Levi HACERA

Hi all, We (AID:Tech) are here also, if someone wants to meet up and discuss Hyperledger Fabric/Composer DevOps on Kubernetes, we are free to meet up. Best, Sasha-- Vicente Grabovetsky, Alejandro

Hi Hart, all, Hope this is the right forum for feedback: if I should be on the wiki or inside the Google Doc just let me know and I’ll shift over. By and large, looks great, and I appreciate the

It strikes me, though, that not everyone is aware of what Hyperledger already has available to the various top-level projects. Fabric uses Jenkins to drive testing of CRs and merge commits, and we

You cannot do performance and scale testing on nominal hardware. Long running and chaos tests, sure. Chris

David If we contribute a basic K8s cluster (1 master/3 nodes) running 3 Sawtooth validators with m4.large machines that’s approx 40c/hour on demand. Obviously this can be reduced further using 1

Reminder: Hyperledger Composer Quarterly Update Due #tsc-project-update When: Thursday, 1 November 2018 Organizer: tkuhrt@... Description: The Hyperledger Composer project update to the TSC was due

Does it really take big iron to run these tests? $10k/month/project seems a bit much for this kind of thing. If the goal is to just kick the tires or to have a soak test, why couldn't this be done

Hi Everyone, First of all, thank you all for the feedback during and after the TSC meeting last week. It was good to hear suggestions from people, particularly those that are open source

Hello Brian, I will be at the Malta Blockchain Conference on November 1 and 2. I will promote Hyperledger as a collaborative project and also get a read on the Blockchain activity in

Brian， I will be in Hong Kong for HK Fintech week. Wish to see you there . Abraham

I’ll be attending for R3 on Wed and Thu. Mike Sent from my mobile. Please excuse the tpyos and odd worlds. On Oct 24, 2018, at 5:06 AM, Brian Behlendorf <bbehlendorf@...> wrote:

Please note: the Zoom URL and meeting ID has changed. -- Ry Jones Community Architect, Hyperledger Chat: @ry

more details » Technical Steering Committee (TSC) When Weekly from 07:00 to 08:00 on Thursday Pacific Time - Los Angeles Where https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.backup

Interesting that Casey thinks of long-running tests, performance, chaos, etc. I always think of a testnet as a place where devs can kick the tires without having to do the heavy lifting of setting up

Minutes: Hyperledger Project Technical Steering Committee (TSC) Meeting October 25, 2018 (7:00am - 8:00am PT) via Zoom TSC Members Arnaud Le Hors Baohua Yang Yes Binh Nguyen Christopher

Tldr: We only scale this if we have multiple companies hosting. What kind of HL support is required to facilitate that? I agree with Chris that at least for native contracts like transaction

For people who are interested in CNCF services, the gatekeeper is CNCF, not Hyperledger. Go here: https://github.com/cncf/cluster Following the template, file an issue, make your case. Note it is a

Both would useful. However, if there is a need to prioritize, I would like to throw a +1 for standing up a test net - especially for Fabric. I think the motivations for having a test are similar to