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Tomorrow's Capital Markets SIG call at 10 am EDT

VIPIN BHARATHAN
 

Hi all,
As mentioned last week 
  1. Intro and announcements - 2 mins
  2. Name Change proposal - 5 mins
    1. The range of concerns and the topics of the group have gone beyond pure Capital Markets into short term money markets, including payments and financial infrastructure. This unified approach should be reflected in the name of the group.
  3. DeFi subgroup proposal - 30 mins
    1. Mike McCoy formerly of the Healthcare SIG, now in BlockDaemon is proposing a DeFi sub-group. This is of specific interest to us, since DeFi is in the heart of the crypto-sphere and because of recent troubles on that front. He will make a presentation for all those who are interested.
  4. Project Hamilton feedback - 10 mins
    1. We have not been able to get together on collaborative answers, however I will be submitting some in a solo context and can share some of them with the group.
  5. NEFERTI project- status - 10 mins
    1. We have been getting a slow start on this project since it aims to disrupt the entire infrastructure and it is difficult to know where to start.
  6. AOB - 10 mins
Where: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.backup?pwd=dkJKdHRlc3dNZEdKR1JYdW40R2pDUT09=

Meeting Page: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/CMSIG/2020-05-18
Hope everyone can join us. 
Vipin

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Event: Project Gaps Task Force - Tuesday Call - 05/17/2022 #cal-reminder

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Re: Agenda for TSC call of May 12, 2022 #tsc

David Enyeart
 

Apologies, I won’t be able to attend today due to another conflict.

 

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Re: Agenda for TSC call of May 12, 2022 #tsc

Angelo De Caro
 

Hi Tracy,

I won't be able to join this week. My apologies :(

Best,
./angelo
Agenda for TSC call of May 12, 2022 #tsc

Kuhrt, Tracy A.
 

Hello, all.

Please find the agenda for this week's TSC call: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2022+05+12+TSC+Meeting+Record

Tracy
Now: Task Force: Security Process - 05/06/2022 #cal-notice

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Re: Future of HL Explorer

Kuhrt, Tracy A.
 

Hi, Vinita.

 

I will add you to the May 12th TSC call.

 

Tracy

 

 

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Date: Wednesday, May 4, 2022 at 1:58 PM
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Subject: [External] [Hyperledger TSC] Future of HL Explorer

 

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Hello,

 

As you may know so far folks from DTCC and one person from Fujitsu have been maintainers for the Hyperledger blockchain explorer for the past few years. With members from both organizations being pulled into other work, it has become hard for us to continue being in the maintainers role without support from the community. Last year with David Boswell’s help we presented to the community both on US and APAC side to try and get more contributors. It generated interest alright but we did not get any commitment. This year David reached out to me again and we were looking for options when Varad from IBM and us found synergies in creating a combined app that would service a fabric network from both angles, administration side with adding new nodes, deploying chaincode etc. and consumer side to view the nodes information, transactions and chaincode. We were really excited about the opportunity to combine IBM operations console with HL Explorer and source help from the community to make this happen but unfortunately IBM pulled out.

So now we are back where started, still looking for new maintainers/contributors. Since we see Explorer is being used and definitely helps the larger community we would like to keep it alive in others’ capable hands. Wanted to bring this to TSC to see if you can help us find the right folks to handover to.

If we could add this to TSC call Agenda for next week, I would be happy to elaborate on this.

 

Thanks.

 

Vinita Chinoy

Director, Software Engineering

Technology Research & Innovation

DTCC Tampa

+1 813-470-2662 | vchinoy@...

 

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Re: Agenda for TSC call of May 5, 2022

Jim Zhang
 

Sorry for the late notice, but I have a meeting at 10am coming up that I need to attend, so I'll unfortunately miss today's TSC call.

Thanks,
Jim

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Hello, all.

Please find the agenda for this week's TSC call: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2022+05+05+TSC+Meeting+Record

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Re: Future of HL Explorer

Somogyvari, Peter
 

Hi Vinita,

I'm very sorry to hear about the recent difficulties regarding the maintenance of Hyperledger Explorer.
Since we see Explorer is being used and definitely helps the larger community we would like to keep it alive in others’ capable hands.
​Is there a list of these users somewhere by any chance? Better yet, could I talk to them?
What I'm interested to know is what parts (or if it's the whole) of Explorer are they most interested in using and why.

Further explaining my motivation here: 
If we can identify a smaller sub-set of code/components that deliver most of the value for existing users (if we are lucky and pareto's law applies, 20% of the code will deliver 80% of the value) then maybe the Cactus maintainers could consider adopting those parts thereby keeping the community engaged but in a more efficient/focused way on account of us having picked out the interesting parts.

I'm emphasizing this partial adoption angle because I do not have the resources to volunteer to maintain the entire Explorer codebase as-is. This is not just on account of the size of the codebase, but also because being the maintainer of one more GitHub repository is additional administrative overhead (separate permissions, reporting, issue tracker, meeting calendar, chat room, mailing list etc.)

You might get "better" offers, e.g. someone steps up to take the mantle as-is, and if that happens, great, but if not, we could try to initiate these conversations with the people/organizations who use Explorer in production and just see where it goes.

We have an item in the Cactus issue tracker for something similar/related: https://github.com/hyperledger/cactus/issues/1979

I'm happy to discuss it further at the TSC call tomorrow, or just keep it in email, I'm fine either way.

Kind regards,
Peter

Peter Somogyvari

Technology Architect

Accenture Products & Platforms (APP)

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Mobile: +1 (650) 488-1741

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Hello,

 

As you may know so far folks from DTCC and one person from Fujitsu have been maintainers for the Hyperledger blockchain explorer for the past few years. With members from both organizations being pulled into other work, it has become hard for us to continue being in the maintainers role without support from the community. Last year with David Boswell’s help we presented to the community both on US and APAC side to try and get more contributors. It generated interest alright but we did not get any commitment. This year David reached out to me again and we were looking for options when Varad from IBM and us found synergies in creating a combined app that would service a fabric network from both angles, administration side with adding new nodes, deploying chaincode etc. and consumer side to view the nodes information, transactions and chaincode. We were really excited about the opportunity to combine IBM operations console with HL Explorer and source help from the community to make this happen but unfortunately IBM pulled out.

So now we are back where started, still looking for new maintainers/contributors. Since we see Explorer is being used and definitely helps the larger community we would like to keep it alive in others’ capable hands. Wanted to bring this to TSC to see if you can help us find the right folks to handover to.

If we could add this to TSC call Agenda for next week, I would be happy to elaborate on this.

 

Thanks.

 

Vinita Chinoy

Director, Software Engineering

Technology Research & Innovation

DTCC Tampa

+1 813-470-2662 | vchinoy@...

 

Visit us at www.dtcc.com or connect with us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

To learn about career opportunities at DTCC, please visit careers.dtcc.com.

 


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Agenda for TSC call of May 5, 2022

Kuhrt, Tracy A.
 

Hello, all.

Please find the agenda for this week's TSC call: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2022+05+05+TSC+Meeting+Record

Tracy
Future of HL Explorer

Chinoy, Vinita M. <vchinoy@...>
 

Hello,

 

As you may know so far folks from DTCC and one person from Fujitsu have been maintainers for the Hyperledger blockchain explorer for the past few years. With members from both organizations being pulled into other work, it has become hard for us to continue being in the maintainers role without support from the community. Last year with David Boswell’s help we presented to the community both on US and APAC side to try and get more contributors. It generated interest alright but we did not get any commitment. This year David reached out to me again and we were looking for options when Varad from IBM and us found synergies in creating a combined app that would service a fabric network from both angles, administration side with adding new nodes, deploying chaincode etc. and consumer side to view the nodes information, transactions and chaincode. We were really excited about the opportunity to combine IBM operations console with HL Explorer and source help from the community to make this happen but unfortunately IBM pulled out.

So now we are back where started, still looking for new maintainers/contributors. Since we see Explorer is being used and definitely helps the larger community we would like to keep it alive in others’ capable hands. Wanted to bring this to TSC to see if you can help us find the right folks to handover to.

If we could add this to TSC call Agenda for next week, I would be happy to elaborate on this.

 

Thanks.

 

Vinita Chinoy

Director, Software Engineering

Technology Research & Innovation

DTCC Tampa

+1 813-470-2662 | vchinoy@...

 

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Feedback wanted on creating a new Hyperledger sub-domain policy

David Boswell
 

We've set up a number of sub-domains under the hyperledger.org domain -- such as wiki.hyperledger.org and es.hyperledger.org -- and we occasionally get requests to set up new sub-domains.

We haven't had a policy for when to set up new sub-domains, so we started to draft one.  Feedback is welcome on the document we started -- this looks at the types of sub-domains we've set up so far and then proposes some criteria for when to set up a new one.


I think some of this is straight-forward -- if we have a new tool in the community it makes sense to have a sub-domain for it.  The big question seems to be around the sub-domains for projects so any input there is welcome.

We can discuss this at an upcoming TSC call, but I wanted to share this in advance so people have time to review and comment.

Thanks,
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Agenda for TSC call of April 28, 2022 #tsc

Kuhrt, Tracy A.
 

Hello, all.

Please find the agenda for this week's TSC call: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/TSC/2022+04+28+TSC+Meeting+Record

Tracy
Now: Task Force: Security Process - 04/22/2022 #cal-notice

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Happy Earth Day 2022

VIPIN BHARATHAN
 

Hi all,
Even though every day is Earth day for us earthlings, today is special.
Let us help the earth heal and thrive through our efforts!
Best
Vipin
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Project Hamilton presentation by Jim Cunha at 10 am.

VIPIN BHARATHAN
 

Hi all,

If you missed the presentation, or indeed even if you attended, resources are available below.
Both the presentation and the live youtube stream link are now available at.

Thanks,
Vipin

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Jim Cunha on Project Hamilton

VIPIN BHARATHAN
 

Hi all,
Project Hamilton is the CBDC project from the Fed+MIT. Hear it from the source, today!(April 20th) Jim has been active in the Payments space at the Boston Fed for years. He runs Project Hamilton, having previously worked on ACH, he is the head of Secure Payments and Fintech. opencbdc-tx is the first open-sourced CBDC sponsored by a central bank, the github avatar of Project Hamilton. Jim will have some wisdom to contribute on the Executive Order of the President and the on-going working groups at opencbdc. The next phase of Project Hamilton, other initiatives by the Fed. Ongoing Q&A and follow up.
At 10 am on zoom.
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Meeting page: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/display/CMSIG/2022-04-22

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