Enterprise Blockchain Architect Course

In this lecture, we are going to go through the course outline and understand how to get maximum benefit from this course.

In this lecture, we will go through the prerequisites required for taking up this course.

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In this lecture, we will give students the overview of the section, you can skip this section, if you are already familiar with Blockchain and it's history.

This lecture will give you a fair idea and overview of blockchain. You will learn about the blockchain through real world examples.

This lecture will help you understand blockchain by taking up various analogies. You can link the real world analogies with blockchain.

This lecture will lay the ground work for learning about blockchain. You will go through a peer into the blockchain and learn some basic functionalities working with blockchain.

This lecture will give you the brief about the history of blockchain and how it affects the current solution.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about the key characteristics of Blockchain.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about the key generation algorithms used with Blockchain. We are also going to talk about the concept of addresses in Blockchain.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about transactions and how transactions are incorporated inside a Merkle tree to form the validation process for the block. We are also going to learn about the key components of a block with the example of Bitcoin block.

This is a bonus lecture provided for the key concepts. We are going to talk about some additional concepts related to the Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets which are used for hierarchy processes, Mnemonic Seeds for protection of wallets and Smart Contracts for running business logic between two or more parties.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about key Blockchain algorithms and cryptography. We will go into understanding how cryptography is utilized with Blockchain for security, authenticity and authorization.

In this lecture, you will learn how blockchain works, with the help of an example. This example will give you the insight as to how the blocks in the blockchain are linked to each other and also provide you the knowledge about the functioning of nonce in the blockchain.

In this lecture, we are going to learn about the questions you need to ask before you adopt Blockchain as a solution. We are also going to learn about the factors which will affect your decision in employing Blockchain.

In this lecture, we are going to discuss about on and off chain data, on and off chain transactions, Blockchain lightning network and Coco framework and much more. These support tools help us make much more informative decisions for Blockchain employment.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Bitcoin Blockchain. Bitcoin was the pioneer of Blockchain world.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Ethereum Blockchain. Ethereum brought us the concept of Smart Contracts.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Neo Blockchain. Neo is based out of China.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Hyperledger Blockchain. Hyperledger is more focused towards enterprise implementations of Blockchain.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about EOS Blockchain. EOS is aimed to be the marketplace for decentralized applications.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Corda Blockchain. Corda is also a private Blockchain solution which aims to integrate with finance solutions.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Quorum Blockchain. Quorum was created by J P Morgan and runs over the Ethereum base.

In this lecture, we are going to talk about Multichain Blockchain. Multichain is based over Bitcoin Blockchain and provides features to create your blockchain solution within minutes. Multichain provides various additional functionalities over the Bitcoin.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about the Blockchain architecture. We will talk about some sample architectures and define how you can create your own architecture.

Note: Blockchain architecture discussed here is a sample architecture, you can use similar types of architecture for your use cases. There is no standard definition of architecture, we can define it as per the services we require for our solution.

In this lecture, you are going to learn about the business components that affect the Blockchain Architecture.

In this lecture, students are going to learn about the technical components that affect the Blockchain Architecture.

In this lecture, we are going to analyse architecture for Bitcoin Blockchain platform. We will also see how Bitcoin architecture comes into the working of Bitcoin Blockchain.

In this lecture, we are going to analyse architecture for Ethereum Blockchain platform. We will also see how Ethereum architecture is different from Bitcoin Architecture.

In this lecture, we are going to analyse architecture for Hyperledger Fabric Blockchain platform. We will also see how Hyperledger Fabric architecture offers a modular approach to the system.

In this lecture, we are going to analyse architecture for Corda Blockchain platform. We will also see how Corda architecture offers a point-to-point ledger approach for the system.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the Selection Criteria for major Blockchain platforms. You will learn about the Differentiation and Selection Comparison between Bitcoin, Ethereum, Hyperledger, Corda and Coco.

The first step in defining our solution is to identify the Use Case. Blockchain is not a silver bullet and we cannot consider it to be a solution to all the problems. We need to identify a suitable Use Case where Blockchain could be cost effective and productive.

The next step in forming a Blockchain solution is to design the integration strategy with the existing architecture and applications. The new solution should seamlessly integrate and not break our present ecosystem.

After designing Integration strategies, we go into identifying the appropriate consensus mechanism to be used with our Use Case. There is no single consensus mechanism which could fit in with all the problems. We need to identify which consensus mechanism suits the best for our needs.

After Identifying the consensus mechanism, we go into identifying the platform. There are multiple platforms available in the market which provide different feature sets. We need to choose the most suitable platform for our Use Case.

The next step is to design the architecture for our solution. As mentioned in the course, there is no concrete definition for Blockchain architecture. You need to define the services as required. You also need to understand whether you require public, private or hybrid solution.

The next step is to design your Blockchain instance. This is one of the most important steps for defining your Blockchain solution. In this step, you define all the parameters required for your Blockchain which will be followed throughout the lifetime of the Blockchain.

Now we will go into building the Application Programming Interface. You need to take notice about which functions you want to expose to the developers and users. Developers can use your APIs inside their applications to interact with your Blockchain.

Finally, we go into building our applications which will be used by the users to interact with the Blockchain. Users cannot work with command line interface and require a good UX application to perform operations over the Blockchain. We will also define future prospects and opportunities for Blockchain solutions.

This is another example for Blockchain Solution Strategy.

In this lecture, we are going to discuss about Blockchain implementation strategy. We are going to go from the process of defining the workflow to the process of integrating business services with Blockchain projects.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about Identification Manager.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about Internal Systems.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about Integration Module.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about Blockchain Module.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about Blockchain Peer Nodes.

The first step of defining the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture is to build up a conceptual view for the solutions. This view includes all the components which are going to be part of the system and How these components are going to interact with each other? In this lecture we are going to learn about External Service Providers.

In this lecture, we will create a much more drilled down architecture for the solution known as "Deployment View." This will detail out the services and specific components roles and interaction flows inside the solution.

In this lecture, we are going to combine our different learning till now and build up the whole "Enterprise Model" with Blockchain integration. This view will detail out all the external services as well, like Membership, Certificate Stores, Message Bus, Data Lakes etc. This is the complete view for the Enterprise Blockchain Architecture. This view is very important for a Blockchain Architect.

In this lecture, we are going to learn about additional Concepts and Components for Blockchain Architecture including Blockchain Permissions, Blockchain Storage Services and Blockchain Integration tools.

In this lecture, students will learn about the considerations and important key pain points to look into while integrating Blockchain Projects with Legacy Systems.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the major security and implementation issues faced by the team in implementing Blockchain solutions. We will also go through the steps you can take to counter such issues.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the Risks associated with the Blockchain Projects. We will also learn about Blockchain Risk Management and Mitigation.

In this lecture, we are going to introduce you to the Blockchain Design Patterns. We are going to discuss about 4 broad categories of design patterns: External World Patterns, Data Management Patterns, Security Patterns and Contract Structural Patterns.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Verifier Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Reverse Verifier Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Legal and Smart Contract Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Encrypting On-chain Data Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Tokenization Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Off-chain Data Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "State Channel Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Multiple Authorization Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Off-Chain Secret Enabled Dynamic Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "X-Confirmation Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Contract Registry Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Data Contract Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Embedded Permission Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Factory Contract Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.

In this lecture, we are going to go through the implementation details for the "Insensitive Execution Pattern." We are going to learn about the problem statement this pattern is trying to solve. We will also go through the Solution, Consequences, Benefits and Examples for this pattern.