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Introduction
Business blockchain requirements vary. Some uses require rapid network consensus
systems and short block confirmation times before being added to the chain. For others,
a slower processing time may be acceptable in exchange for lower levels of required
trust. Scalability, confidentiality, compliance, workflow complexity, and even security
requirements differ drastically across industries and uses. Each of these requirements, and
many others, represent a potentially unique optimization point for the technology.
For these reasons, Hyperledger incubates and promotes a range of business blockchain
technologies including distributed ledgers, smart contract engines, client libraries, graphical
interfaces, utility libraries, and sample applications. Hyperledger’s umbrella strategy
encourages the re-use of common building blocks via a modular architectural framework.
This enables rapid innovation of distributed ledger technology (DLT), common functional
modules, and the interfaces between them. The benefits of this modular approach include
extensibility, flexibility, and the ability for any component to be modified independently
without affecting the rest of the system.
Distributed Systems for Blockchain using Cloud
1. The document discusses implementing blockchain using cloud computing. Blockchain provides a distributed ledger and enables secure transfer of assets without intermediaries. It consists of blocks, miners, and nodes.
2. Several research papers are reviewed that propose using blockchain for data provenance in cloud storage. Blockchain can provide tamper-proof records and transparency of data accountability. It also enhances privacy and availability of provenance data.
3. Implementing blockchain using cloud computing provides benefits like better decentralization, efficient ownership tracking, increased data security, faster disaster recovery, and geo-independence. Security challenges like 51% attacks are also discussed.
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This document discusses distributed ledger technology and its potential applications. It begins with an overview of how record keeping has evolved from stone tablets to today's digital systems. It then explains that ledgers are now shifting to a global network of cryptographically secure and decentralized computers using distributed ledger technology. Examples of distributed ledger technologies include blockchain, hashgraph, and directed acyclic graphs. The document outlines several potential real-world applications of distributed ledger technology such as securing copyrighted content, insurance, and digital voting.
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Blockchain security relies on cryptography, decentralization, and consensus. Cryptography uses mathematical codes to securely store and transmit data values. Decentralization distributes control across a network rather than centralized control. Consensus requires all parties on the network to anonymously approve transactions. Key characteristics of blockchain security include distribution of processing across all peers, immutable and persistent records, use of digital signatures, and difficulty for hackers to edit blocks.
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Blockchain Technology
- 2. Introduction
- 3. Define Blockchain The longest path from the genesis block (root of a tree) to the leaf is called Blockchain. The Blockchain acts as a consistent transaction history on which all nodes eventually agree OR A system in which a record of transactions made in bitcoin or another cryptocurrency are maintained across several computers that are linked in a peer-to-peer network 1
- 4. Blockchain Terminologies Peer to Peer01 Distributed Ledger02 Consensus03 Smart Contracts04 2
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- 7. Blockchain & Database What’s the difference??? 5
- 8. Benefits of Blockchain 02 03 04 05 01 Greater transparency Enhanced Security Improved Traceability Decentralized Reduced Costs 06 Anti-Tamperable 6
- 10. Thank you!