It provides a very fast standing up of a fabric network, but currently doesn't provide any easy capability to deploy chaincode. We could use the approach taken by the full stack guide here https://github.com/hyperledgendary/full-stack-asset-transfer-guide/blob/main/justfile to get setup (ideally use the peer binary that's inside to microfab container rather than having to download the binary package of fabric)
However this should only be considered if microfab is released to hyperledger-labs as then it stands the same chance of being maintained as the other fabric launcher tools (and hopefully will be kept in line with test-network)
davidkel
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6 months ago
Microfab can currently be found at https://github.com/IBM-blockchain/microfab
It provides a very fast standing up of a fabric network, but currently doesn't provide any easy capability to deploy chaincode. We could use the approach taken by the full stack guide here https://github.com/hyperledgendary/full-stack-asset-transfer-guide/blob/main/justfile to get setup (ideally use the peer binary that's inside to microfab container rather than having to download the binary package of fabric)
However this should only be considered if microfab is released to hyperledger-labs as then it stands the same chance of being maintained as the other fabric launcher tools (and hopefully will be kept in line with test-network)