https://www.hyperledger.org/learn/case-studies, which gets regularly

updated.

However, because Hyperledger Fabric is completely opensource,

one needs to seek partnership with organizations like IBM who are

the major supporters of Hyperledger Fabric, and hence, have more

experience in handling the projects in production.

13.7 Development

The Hyperledger Fabric smart contracts can be written either in Go,

Node.js, or Java and some examples can be found in Python. One

can

refer

to

the

Fabric’s

website

https://hyperledger-

fabric.readthedocs.io/en/release-

2.2/developapps/developing_applications.html for further guidance in

development and running in different environments.

13.8 Deployment on Cloud

Hyperledger Fabric, for its high popularity, has support on most of

the major cloud platforms. The clients also prefer to get their

solutions deployed in production to be hosted on cloud, rather than

on-premise. The major players in this space are AWS, Azure, and

Oracle.

13.9 Summary

In this chapter, we covered the following topics:

Key concepts of Hyperledger Fabric with end-to-end flow of a

transaction.

Private data collection for facilitating organizations to share

information on peer-to-peer basis.

Interoperability of Hyperledger Fabric with external APIs with

the help of Oracles.

References