Blockchain 0-60 Rapid developments using Azure

1. Blockchain 0-60
Rapid development using Azure
Eric Maino - @ericmaino
Ali Hajimirza – @ali92hm
JD Marymee – @jmarymee

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Blockchain Basics

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Secure Cryptographically Provable
Shared
Distributed
Ledger
Blockchain is a secure, shared, distributed ledger

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That decentralizes data in a trustless environment
Traditional System
Centralized system
with stored ledger
Blockchain System
Distributed system
with distributed ledger
 Traditional ledgers are centralized and use 3rd parties and middlemen to approve and record transactions
 Blockchain safely distributes ledgers across the entire network and does not require any middleman
 The technology maintains multiple replicas like p2p torrent file sharing

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Ledger: Blockchain uses a distributed ledger to track transactions
 A ledger is a write only database most commonly used in accounting
 The digital distributed ledger creates the same copy of the data across all the participating nodes
 All new transactions are digitally signed and then broadcast across the blockchain network to be added to the system
 Participants in the blockchain verify the transaction is valid and then writes it to the ledger
 This is the technology originally designed to power the bitcoin currency
Entire network has
same ledger
FROM TO PROPERTY VALUE
Alex Katie Payment $500
Jim Sally Payment $300
Alex Garth Asset Car
Katie Tony Payment $100
Molly Paula Message I love you
Example ledger

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Example: Blockchain transacation
In this example, Alex wants to send Katie $500 via a financial transaction blockchain system
Alex Katie Payment $500
Transaction (Tx)
From: Alex (0xf5e…)
To: Katie (0x992…)
Amount: 500
Digital signature
0x23e423s3234…
2. Pushed and shared with
the network
Tx
Signature
Tx
Signature
Tx
Signature
Tx
Signature
Tx
Signature
Tx
Signature
3. Confirmed by a miner in
a block that is shared1. Transaction is created and is
put into pool of pending
transactions to be confirmed

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Transactions are connected within a chain of blocks
 Transactions are grouped together in blocks. These blocks represent the order of transactions
 Blocks are linked to previous blocks, which make the blockchain
 The transaction chain tracks how ownership changes, while the block chain tracks the order of transactions
 Transactions within the same block are considered to occur at the same time
Block 0 (0x23e…)
Transaction 1
Transaction 2
Transaction 3
Confirmed new block
Block 1 (0x5ef…)
Transaction 4
Transaction 5
Transaction 6
Previous Block
0x23e…
Block 1 (0x976…)
Transaction 7
Transaction 8
Transaction 9
Previous Block
0x5ef…

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Decentralization has great benefits & changes
fundamental processes & models
Eliminates Intermediaries
Reduces Fraud
Increases Efficiency and Speed
Increases Revenue and Savings

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And it will disrupt multiple industries
Retail & Manufacturing
Financial Healthcare Government

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We’ve delivered an open, broad,and
flexible cloud across the stack
Applications Management Clients
Web App Gallery
Dozens of .NET & PHP CMS and Web apps
Infrastructure Databases App Frameworks
SQL Server
+Hundreds of community supported
images on VM Depot
Azure BaaS
HyperScale
EnterpriseGrade
Hybrid
Microsoft Azure | An Open Cloud

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Ethereum Blockchain in Azure

12. Microsoft Ignite
Australia
Asia
Europe
Azure
Nodes for
Consortium

13. What does a
Node look Like?
LB = Load Balancer (Azure Load Balancer)
TX = Transaction VM (Linux)
MN = Miner VM (Linux)
= Private Network (Azure Virtual Network)
Dash = Dashboard VM (Linux)
Reporting = Reporting VM
TX + Mn + Dash VMS communicate on Whisper Protocol
LOAD BALANCER
Vnet
TX TX TX DASH REPORTING
MINER MINER MINER

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Demos

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Market
Challenges HYPE
IMMATURE
NOT ENTERPRISE READY
PATH TO PRODUCTION IS AMBIGUOUS

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AZURE BLOCKCHAIN MARKETPLACE
https://aka.ms/blockchainmarketplace
BLOCKCHAIN MICROSOFT VIRUTAL ACADEMY
https://aka.ms/blockchainmva
How do you
get started?
BLOCKCHAIN DEMO CONTENT
https://github.com/EthereumEx/blockchain-060