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Details
Date: Thursday, February 9, 2023
Time: 10:30pm IST / 6:00pm CET / 5:00pm GMT / 12:00pm EST / 9:00am PST
Meeting link: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.backup?pwd=dkJKdHRlc3dNZEdKR1JYdW40R2pDUT09
Zoom Meeting ID: 622 333 6701 Passcode: 475869
Announcements
Upcoming events
- FreightWaves Global Supply Chain Week: February 20-24, 2023; online.
- FreightWaves Supply Chain Meets FinTech Summit: March 15, 2023; online.
- Linux Foundation is hosting SustainabilityCon on May 10-12 in Vancouver as part of the Open Source Summit North America.
- The Call for Proposals process is open until February 5. The topics for proposals include items relevant to the Supply Chain and Trade Finance SIG, such as sustainable supply chains, so this can be a good place to share relevant projects. To submit a proposal, check out https://events.linuxfoundation.org/open-source-summit-north-america/program/cfp/.
- FreightWaves Future of Supply Chain: June 21-22, 2023; Cleaveland, OH.
- GS1 Connect 2023: June 5-7, 2023; Denver, CO
- The next Hyperledger Global Forum is planned for early 2024 (exact date TBD)
Discussion
- Hyperledger general update - Daniela Barbosa, Executive Director of Hyperledger
- 40.06k Contributors
- Hyperledger is 7 years old, founder December 17, 2015
- 180+ Meetups worldwide
- Hyperledger is here to foster the developers and the industries
- 6 graduated projects (Aries, Besu, Fabric, Indy, Iroha, Sawtooth), 10 incubated projects
- Fabric: started 2015, 11 releases in 2022
- Hyperledger Fabric Roadmap
- Hyperledger Fabric is preferred solution for 38% of top 100 companies (incl. Microsoft, SAP, Cisco, Accenture)
- Hyperledger Indy: Started 2016
- Being used for digital identity and creditialing
- 2019: Hyperledger Labs given more structure
- Spectrum of blockchains - permissioned vs. Permissionless, Public vs. Private
- Hyperledger Besu started
- Besu is adding a lot of value to the Hyperledger mainnet
- Continues to be adopted in many circumstances, including central bank digital currencies
- Today: Hyperledger Labs supports a Network of Networks
- There is a need for interoperability for integrating digital ledgers
- There are 6 interoperability projects under Hyperledger Foundation
- Hyperledger Cactus introduced 2020, rebranded as Hyperledger Cacti in 2022
- Cactus code and Weaver code are being woven together
- Pluggable architecture, secure by default
- For networks of networks that want to operate with one another
- 2020: Hyperledger grew from the Hyperledger Project to the Hyperledger Foundation
- 2021: Hyperledger Bevel and Firefly projects introduced
- Bevel: work around Fabric operator
- Firefly: first open source Supernode. A complete stack for enterprises to build and scale secure Web3 applications. Firefly API for digital assets, data flows
- Eliminates need for custom coding and plumbing, just updating business application layer
- Community has a lot of content, workshops, posted online
- Hybrid blockchain: value is safely exchanged across permissioned or private and permissionless or public blockchains.
- No need to hold crypto
- More predictable transaction lifecycle
- Higher throughput
- Desirable to allow digital assets (in public chains) to flow to and from the ecosystem, built around the gas-free chain
- 2022: Hyperledger Solang and AnonCreds
- Solang: portable Solidity compiler
- Facilitates access
- AnonCreds: Pulled out of HL Indy
- Ledger agnostic
- About to launch Open Wallet Foundation
- Solang: portable Solidity compiler
- Project Services:
- HL just published a blogpost discussing services and tools that HL offers to projects
- Pruning inactive projects - when they reach end of life
- More than 30 use cases posted to HJL website, including a recent one on trade finance.
- HL is publishing research reports, attending live events, has YouTube library
- Review 1/26/23 meeting notes
- 2023 Project planning
- We decided during 1/26/23 meeting to do a track & trace case study.
- Discrete item or bulk? What industry?
- Who can help with what?
- Timeline
- We decided during 1/26/23 meeting to do a track & trace case study.
Attendees
Sophia Brumann
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