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This page provides information on the steps and the proper sequence of execution that is required to deploy the HLF nodes. There are common and specific steps for each of the openIDL node types (carrier, analytics, ordering). The operator of the node has to execute only the common and the specific step of the owned node type.


The steps are clustered in dedicated sections depending on their purpose:

StepDescription

Deploy Fabric Operator/Setup Environment Context

This step includes environment configuration actions (i.e. install tools and libraries)  and the deployment of critical components used to bootstrap the HLF nodes (ingress, fabric operator, fabric operator console, vault, etc.)

Deploy HLF Nodes with Operator Console


  • Deploy Ordering Service

  • Deploy analytics endorsing organization


  • Deploy a carrier endorsing organization


Export, share and import the MSP / Ordering Service definitions


Deploy the openIDL channels


Deploy the openIDL chaincodes


Prerequisites: 

  • AWX  is configured (see the AWX Setup and Configuration chapter)
  • Access to AWX with the organization user

  • Configuration is done and available at a private git repository



Deploy Fabric Operator/Setup Environment Context

Run the following ansible jobs in the order below:

AWX Job Template

Notes

<env_id>-<org_id>-environment-setup

Installs the required software on the bastion host, and setups AWS CLI access.

<env_id>-<org_id>-deploy-fabric-ingress

Deploy k8s ingress controller for the HLF k8s cluster


<env_id>-<org_id>-dns-config


After the ingress is deployed, DNS entries must be setup in order to route the traffic from the configured domain to the k8s cluster load balancers.

Make sure the DNS entries are setup properly before proceeding with the configured domain in the configuration file

<env_id>-<org_id>-deploy-vault

Deploy vault cluster in HLF k8s cluster. The access credential to the vault instance are stored in AWS secrets manager

<env_id>-<org_id>-deploy-fabric-operator

Deploy fabric operator k8s controller

<env_id>-<org_id>-deploy-fabric-console

Deploy operator console. The access to the console is at the address. Note that the address is not configurable as it is assembled by convention. The user and password to access the console are those defined in the credential “fabric-console“

https://{{console_namespace}}-{{console_name}}-console.{{console_domain}}

Deploy the HLF Nodes with Operator Console

The deployment of the HLF nodes is done using the fabric operator console web-based UI. The console provides an intuitive interface to perform a proper configuration and deployment of various HLF components. The fabric console is also used to operate and manage the HLF nodes post-deployment (i.e. join a new channel, deploy a new chaincode version, etc).


  • Deploy an Ordering Service

The HLF Ordering Service is an essential part of the openIDL network. Those nodes are used to order the transactions into blocks and distribute them on the network. An HLF ordering service can be deployed and managed by anyone on the network. In order to streamline the network management the openIDL hosts and manages an Ordering Service that serves the transactions on the openIDL network. The carrier and analytics nodes that are part of the openIDL can join the channels served by the openIDL Ordering Service in order to become part of the network.

  • Deploy analytics endorsing organization

  • Deploy a carrier endorsing organization


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