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Blockchain For Business with Hyperledger Fabric

If you’re still confused about how blockchain works, let’s fix it. Explore Hyperledger architecture and more in this course.

(BLOCKCHAIN.AW1) / ISBN : 978-1-64459-654-8
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About This Course

Our Blockchain with Hyperledger fabric online course is your complete guide to mastering enterprise decentralized architecture. 

Learn how global giants use Fabric to revolutionize banking, insurance, and retain. Then, build your own secure networks from scratch. You’ll deploy smart contracts, write chaincode in Node.js, and even launch a production-ready Fabric network…hands-on step-by-step. 

From decentralization basics to advanced SDK integrations, this is your fast track to becoming a Fabric expert. 

Skills You’ll Get

  • Understand the fundamentals of Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) from a business perspective.
  • Learn the advantages of the Hyperledger Fabric network and its architecture.
  • Master setting up a Hyperledger Fabric network from scratch.
  • Gain hands-on experience with chaincode development in Node.js.
  • Deploy, test, and interact with smart contracts on Fabric.
  • Work with Fabric SDK to build and integrate applications.
  • Develop APIs to interact with Fabric Networks.
  • Understand consensus mechanisms in Hyperledger.
  • Explore Hyperledger Composer and Composer Query Language.
  • Manage MSP (Membership Service Provider) certificates and keys. 
  • Differentiate between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and permissioned blockchains.
  • Implement transaction privacy and security in Fabric.
  • Use Docker for deploying Fabric networks.
  • Simulate real-world use cases with Hyperledger Explorer.
  • Deploy Fabric networks in AWS, Azure, and IBM Blockchain Platform. 
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1

Preface

2

Blockchain and Decentralization

  • Definitions
  • Cryptocurrency
  • Bitcoin
  • Blockchain
  • How Bitcoin works
  • Wallets
  • Basics of blockchain
  • Mining in blockchain
  • Cryptography
  • Building blocks of blockchain
  • Blocks
  • Transactions
  • Smart contracts
  • Virtual machine
  • Nodes
  • Peer-to-peer network
  • State machine
  • Consensus
  • Structure of blockchain
  • Working of Blockchain
  • Fundamentals of secure transaction processing
  • Decentralization
  • History of decentralization
  • Decentralization using blockchain
  • Decentralized ecosystem
  • Blockchain for enterprise
  • Enterprise blockchain platforms
  • Considerations for using blockchain
  • Distributed systems
  • Byzantine Generals problem
  • Types of blockchains
  • Summary
3

Introduction to Hyperledger and Composer

  • Blockchain for business
  • Advantages of Hyperledger Fabric
  • Problems with existing blockchain technology
  • Hyperledger Fabric architecture
  • Consensus in Hyperledger
  • Hyperledger tools
  • Hyperledger Composer
  • Hyperledger components
  • Hyperledger application using Composer
  • Composer query language
  • Fabric Composer Playground
  • Summary
  • References
4

Basics of Hyperledger Fabric

  • Hyperledger and blockchain
  • Blockchain for enterprises
  • Hyperledger frameworks and tools
  • Fabric and its components
  • How does a transaction happen in Hyperledger Fabric?
  • Difference between Bitcoin, Ethereum, and permissioned blockchain
  • Hyperledger Fabric releases and differences
  • Fabric 0.6
  • Fabric 1.0
  • Fabric 1.1
  • Fabric 1.2
  • Fabric 1.3
  • Fabric 1.4 LTS
  • World state and states
  • Membership service provider (MSP)
  • Generate MSP certificates and their signing keys
  • Node.js SDK for Hyperledger Fabric
  • Peers returning transaction proposal
  • Chaincode in Node.Js
  • Init(stub) Asynchronous
  • Invoke(stub) Asynchronous
  • Summary
  • References
5

Frameworks, Network Topologies, and Modeling

  • Unlisted company network in Hyperledger
  • Hyperledger network and application model
  • Blockchain network
  • Build a sample network
  • Creating network from scratch
  • Certificate authority
  • Network administration node
  • Consortium definition
  • Channel for consortium
  • Adding peers and ledgers to network
  • Client/application and chaincode
  • Exploring Hyperledger frameworks
  • Hyperledger Sawtooth
  • Hyperledger Fabric
  • Hyperledger Indy
  • Hyperledger Burrow
  • Hyperledger Iroha
  • YAC consensus algorithm
  • Transaction privacy and security
  • Understanding pre-requisites
  • Docker
  • Process of creating Hyperledger network
  • Hands-on with network
  • Summary
  • References
6

Chaincode in Hyperledger Fabric

  • Demystifying chaincodes
  • Chaincode for developers
  • Deploying and testing the chaincode
  • Chaincode best practices
  • Creating a token using Convector tool
  • Writing unit tests for chaincode
  • Chaincode development using IBM blockchain platform
  • Chaincode for operators
  • Packaging the chaincode
  • Creating the package
  • Package signing by other owners
  • Installing package
  • Instantiating the chaincode
  • Upgrading, starting, and stopping the chaincode
  • System chaincode
  • Summary
  • References
7

Fabric SDK: Interaction with Fabric Network

  • Prerequisites Start Fabric network
  • Install Node.js and NPM
  • Create a Node.js SDK project
  • Install Fabric npm modules
  • Process of working with the network
  • Enrolment and registration of admin and user using CA server
  • Registration and enrolment of the user
  • Chaincode invoke and query
  • Invoking createProperty from the chaincode
  • Invoking ChangePropertyOwner from Fabric SDK
  • Summary
8

Fabric SDK: Building End-to-End Application with Fabric Network

  • Prerequisite
  • Creating the API project
  • Modifying our previous project files
  • Creating the APIs
  • Using Fabric for advanced use cases
  • Creating a channel using Fabric SDK
  • Joining the channel using SDK
  • Instantiate the chaincode
  • Summary
9

Fabric in Production

  • Fabric deployment using Swarm
  • Integrating solution for monitoring Hyperledger Explorer
  • Step 1: Set up Hyperledger Fabric.
  • Step 2: Set up Hyperledger Explorer.
  • Step 3: Install PostgreSQL.
  • Step 4: Generate the Hyperledger Fabric network.
  • Step 5: Configure Hyperledger Explorer on Fabric.
  • Step 6: Build Hyperledger Explorer.
  • Step 7: Run Hyperledger Explorer.
  • Hyperledger Fabric in Clouds
  • Fabric in AWS
  • Hyperledger Fabric in Azure Cloud
  • IBM blockchain platform
  • Summary

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Hyperledger Fabric is an enterprise-grade blockchain framework designed for building private, permissioned networks where businesses need security, scalability, and control. 

Unlike public blockchains (like Bitcoin or Ethereum), Fabric is optimized for business use cases, such as supply chain, finance, and healthcare. 

This Hyperledger Fabric course gives you hands-on skills to build real-world Fabric networks and deploy secure Blockchain solutions. Enroll now!

It depends on the use case: 

  • Ethereum is great for public, decentralized apps (dApps) with its own cryptocurrency (ETH). 
  • Hyperledger Fabric is built for businesses, offering faster transactions, privacy controls, and no mining fees. 

If you’re targeting enterprise blockchain jobs, Fabric is the smarter choice. This course will make you job-ready with real-world Fabric projects. 

Hyperledger Fabric development supports multiple languages, but the most popular are: 

  • Node.js (for Chaincode and SDK)
  • Go (for high-performance Chaincode)
  • Java (for enterprise integrations)

This blockchain for business course focuses on Node.js, the easiest way to start. It is perfect for developers transitioning into blockchain. 

Absolutely! You’ll 

  • Set up Fabric network
  • Write and deploy Chaincode 
  • Build APIs with Fabric SDK
  • Deploy a network in AWS/Azure

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