01/28
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Hyperledger Fabric
Release v2.2.5 fixes a scenario of ordering service node crash, bug fixes for discovery service, the release also updates the default max_document_size to 8MB, improves scenarios around anchor peer updates and more.
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Hyperledger Fabric
Hyperledger Transact
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Event
Hyperledger In-depth: An hour with Kaleido: Simplify development, save money, and get to production fast with Hyperledger and Kaleido
Feb 2, 2022 07:00 AM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_a32nsssESxenJQxVuzLkuA
I believe there shall be an announcement regarding Hyperledger Mentorship project.
@Arun S M – Great suggestion. Igor, here is some text to use for an announcement.
Hyperledger's annual mentorship program is starting and everyone is welcome to get involved. For existing community members looking for help with your project, you are encouraged to submit a project proposal before March 9. And for people interested in being one of the paid mentees who will work on a project, note that the application period will be from March 28 to May 6.
Can you please add an announcement for the new Fabric workshop:
"You are invited to join the Build Your Own NFT with Hyperledger Fabric workshop in March. This workshop has been created for faculty interested in teaching about blockchain and NFT in their courses, but is open to anyone who is interested. The first session on March 24 at 11AM Eastern is an introduction to blockchain and NFT concepts and is appropriate for both a technical and business audience. The second session on March 31 at 11AM Eastern is for developers that want a hands-on experience with code."