Manage Fabric Network (v2.0.0)

Table of contents

1. Start the Fabric network

2. Enter the cli client

3. Channel management

 4. Management node

5. Management chain code


1. Start the Fabric network

Reference blog post  Fabric installation and deployment (fabric 2.0 version)_m0_47233175's blog-CSDN blog

2. Enter the cli client

docker exec -it cli bash

3. Channel management

Use the peer channel command to perform channel operations (you can enter the peer channel --help command to view the use of specific commands)

for example: list all application channels that the peer has joined

peer channel list

 for example: Obtain the basic information of the channel (height, current hash, hash of the leading block)

peer channel getinfo -c mychannel

 4. Management node

Use the peer node command to perform channel operations, and you can use peer node --help to view specific instructions

Note: The operation on the node needs to be performed when the Peer service is stopped

5. Management chain code

Chaincode is divided into system chaincode and user chaincode; usually chaincode refers to user chaincode.

Use the peer lifecycle chaincode command to operate, you can use peer lifecycle chaincode --help to view the specific instructions 

for example: view the chaincode installed on the node

peer lifecycle chaincode queryinstalled

 for example: Call the chain code to query the assets of user A

peer chaincode query -C mychannel -n mycc -c '{"Args":["query","a"]}'

-C, the channel name where the chain code is located

-n, chaincode name

-c, parameters transmitted to the chaincode Invoke method

 

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