Two separate sessions, one for operators and one for developers.
Each session is 2 hours long.
Operation session
- 30 minutes intro to Besu - what it does, how it works
- 30 minutes on Besu configuration - environment variables, toml file, cli flags, hidden flags. Docker vs binary installation.
- 60 minutes on running a Besu network
- 15 minutes on Besu in dev mode, curl, easy first steps.
- 15 minutes on Genesis block generation
- 30 minutes on consortium creation, with monitoring and health report, with a Docker compose.
Developer session
- 20 minutes on Besu and github - source (3 repos), issues, PRs, code checkout, CI.
- 20 minutes on setting up with an IDE. Run and compile with Gradle. Checks and validations in place with spotless and errorprone.
- 20 minutes on the main repository content, describing types of tests in place, showing the tree of dependencies between Gradle modules.
- 30 minutes on adding an opcode to the EVM: show how to add a new opcode, add to the next hard fork revision, how to test it.
- 30 minutes on how to add a new JSON-RPC method, add tests and docs.
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Learning ResourcesIf you'd like to prepare for this workshop by learning more about Besu and Ethereum, Hyperledger has tutorials that you can find at: And all workshop attendees will receive a discount coupon to use on any of the Linux Foundation's paid training courses and certifications for Hyperledger. Getting InvolvedAnd if you'd like to get involved with the Besu community, you are welcome to do so. Everything the Besu project does is open to anyone who is interested. More details about connecting with Besu community members are below. |