FPC enables Confidential Chaincode Execution for Hyperledger Fabric using Intel SGX.
This is the third release candidate of Fabric Private Chaincode (FPC) v1.0.0
The release focuses on the integration with Fabric Smart Client. Additionally, the release comes with several improvements and bug fixes. More details see CHANGELOG.md.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-private-chaincode/compare/v1.0.0-rc2...v1.0.0-rc3
This is the second release candidate of Fabric Private Chaincode (FPC) v1.0.0
The release focuses on enhanced documentation, samples, testing and bug fixes. More details see CHANGELOG.md.
This is the Fabric Private Chaincode (FPC) v1.0.0 release candidate, based on Hyperledger Fabric v2.3.
The release implements the FPC architecture described in the RFC document, submitted for integration in Hyperledger Fabric.
For additional information, check out the README and the docs.
This release extends the concept release 1.0.1 as follows:
FPC is now based on Fabric 2.1 and integrates more seamlessly, e.g., using external builders.
It provides a full-specified and stable functional interface which should provide future-proofness for proof-of-concepts build on this release. For more information, see the FPC Refence Guides
The overall design and protocols are described in details in an RFC (source/PR with discussion) and UML diagrams.
Note that while parts of that design do not exist yet in complete form and will be implemented as part of the MVP milestone, targeted for 20Q3. This makes this implementation not suitable for a secure production usage. However, these changes should, as mentioned above, not affect the functional interface as seen by fpc chaincode developers, users of these chaincodes and the operators of the infrastructure!