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IBM-Blockchain-Archive / fabric-boilerplate

Get up and running quickly with your own blockchain application!
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Requires hyperledger/fabric:latest image #4

Closed jonathan-yk-tan closed 7 years ago

jonathan-yk-tan commented 7 years ago

Peer nodes use the image "hyperledger/fabric:latest" for spawning chaincode containers. Had to tag the most stable image I have "yeasy/hyperledger:0.5-dp" to "hyperledger/fabric:latest" inorder for chaincode to be deployed successfully.

thejdavid commented 7 years ago

same here

czar0 commented 7 years ago

Correct. You can find all the needed images here: fabric-boilerplate docker hub. I will update the readme soon. Thanks to notice!

czar0 commented 7 years ago

You missed this in the README:

Setting up Hyperledger

  1. go to fabric-boilerplate/src/chaincode/vendor/github.com/hyperledger
  2. get the hyperledger code git clone https://github.com/hyperledger-archives/fabric.git
  3. go into the fabric folder cd fabric
  4. Switch to a seprate branch git checkout v0.5-developer-preview
  5. run bash scripts/provision/docker.sh 0.0.10

This will prepare a docker baseimage in which the chaincode will be launched and deployed. This process takes quite a while.

Even though, you do not need anymore to launch that script and generate the fabric-baseimage, as we uploaded the same version in our docker hub. I will add some instructions to pull and tag correctly all the images.