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Deploy a Fabric Network
PREV: Deploy a Kube <==> NEXT: Install Chaincode
Fabric Operations Console provides an interactive GUI layer and set of service SDKs suitable for the programmatic administration of a Fabric network.
Ready?
just check-kube
Operations Console
- Install the fabric-operator Kubernetes Custom Resources
kubectl apply -k https://github.com/hyperledger-labs/fabric-operator.git/config/crd
- Install the Fabric operator and console in the target namespace:
just console
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Connect to the console GUI at the hyperlink printed to the terminal.
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Use the Console GUI or Ansible Collection to Build a Network