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Introduction to FabricLaunch

The Onboarding Challenge​

Deploying and managing Hyperledger Fabric networks is complex and time-consuming, often taking weeks or months. This process requires expertise in:

  • Cryptography
  • Kubernetes
  • Containers
  • Docker
  • Hyperledger Fabric specifics

These requirements can significantly slow down blockchain adoption and limit its potential impact.

FabricLaunch: Streamlining Fabric Network Onboarding​

FabricLaunch automates the onboarding of new organizations to existing Hyperledger Fabric networks. Our focus is on baremetal deployment, without Docker or Kubernetes, making it easier for IT teams familiar with traditional server management.

Key Features​

  1. Decentralized Spread onboarding tasks across your organization. Reduce bottlenecks.

  2. Governance Maintain control and compliance with unified rules.

  3. Automation Streamline processes. Save time and reduce errors.

FabricLaunch Components​

  1. FabricLaunch CLI
  2. FabricLaunch Platform

Component Interaction​

The following diagrams illustrate the interaction between FabricLaunch components.

System architecture​

The FabricLaunch CLI interacts with the FabricLaunch Platform API to perform governance tasks and chaincode tasks. The FabricLaunch Platform stores data in a public data store, which includes organization data, peers data, orderers data, and governance data.

Baremetal Deployment Approach​

We focus on baremetal deployment because:

  • It's a common deployment method for Fabric networks
  • Most IT teams are familiar with managing baremetal servers
  • It offers more direct control over resources

Use Cases​

  • Enterprise blockchain adoption
  • Multi-organization consortiums
  • Regulatory compliance in blockchain networks

Next Steps​

Coming soon: FabricLaunch CLI installation and usage instructions. Stay tuned!