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Quick Glance at Hyperledger Fabric Architecture Building Blocks

The diagram below represents application communication viewpoint at key building blocks of Hyperledger Fabric 1.0 architecture:

Figure 1. hyperledger fabric 1.0 architecture

Following are some of the key building blocks of Hyperledger Fabric 1.0 Architecture:

Membership Services Provider: Enrolls the clients
Peers: Peer nodes can be endorser (endorse proposal for transaction)and committer nodes (write block of transactions to ledger)
Chaincode: Smart contract written in Java/Go which is invoked by a transaction. Peer nodes having chaincode becomes the endorser for that chaincode. ESCC (Endorser system chain code) executes the chaincode using proposal and read-write set information.
Ledger: Ledger which holds the copy of transactions in form of blocks
Ordering service: Consenter service which validates the transaction using VSCC (Validation system chaincode), orders the transaction in a block and sends it to peer nodes (endorsers & committers)

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