This is the first in series of practice tests / interview questions and answers in relation to Hyperledger products suite for building distributed ledgers / Blockchain business networks. This test focuses on checking your knowledge on different products such as following under hyperledger umbrella.
- Fabric
- Sawtooth
- Iroha
- Indy
- Burrow
- Cello
- Composer
- Quilt
- Explorer
Revision Notes – Hyperledger Tools & Frameworks
- Hyperledger Fabric supports pluggable consensus algorithm (ordering service) and membership service provider
- Hyperledger Indy can be used to build distributed ledger (Blockchain) related with decentralized digital identities
- Hyperledger Burrow is used for creating a permissioned Ethereum smart-contract blockchain node that executes smart contract code following the Ethereum specification.
- Hyperledger Explorer can be used to view, invoke, deploy or query blocks, transactions and associated data, network information (name, status, list of nodes) etc.
- Hyperledger Sawtooth can be used to build enterprise blockchain networks with focus on scalability (PoET) and security (transaction families)
- Hyperledger Iroha simple, lightweight blockchain framework for creation and management of assets in infrastructural projects.
- Hyperledger Composer is an application development framework (ADF) for building blockchain business networks.
- Hyperledger Quilt can be used to achieve interoperability across Blockchain networks. It is based on inter-ledger protocol.
- Hyperledger Cello can be used to create Blockchain-as-a-service platform to provision a customizable Blockchain networks.
Practice Test – Hyperledger Tools & Frameworks
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