Welcome to the Hyperledger Wiki!

Hyperledger is a consortium of communities which works on two different levels.

Projects focus on implementations of blockchain frameworks and modules
Working groups focus on different aspects, typically independent of any specific implementation

Projects

Name	Status	CII Badge	Description
Burrow	Incubation	badge	Permissioned Ethereum smart-contract blockchain
	Active	badge	Distributed ledger in Golang
	Incubation	0%	Distributed ledger purpose-built for decentralized identity
	Active	badge	Distributed ledger in C++
	Active	badge	Distributed ledger with Multi-Language Support

Name	Status	CII Badge	Supports (Potentially)	Description
Caliper	Incubation	0%	Fabric, Sawtooth, Iroha	Blockchain benchmark framework which allows users to measure the performance of a specific blockchain implementation with a set of predefined use cases.
	Incubation	0%	Fabric,Explorer (Sawtooth, Iroha, Composer)	Blockchain management/operation
Cello Analytics	Incubation	0%	Cello	Blockchain analytics
	Incubation	badge	Fabric, (Sawtooth, Iroha)	Development framework/tools for building Blockchain business networks
	Incubation	0%	Fabric, (Sawtooth, Iroha)	Blockchain Web UI
Fabric Chaintool	Incubation	0%	Fabric	Chaincode packaging for Fabric
Fabric SDK Py	Incubation	0%	Fabric	Fabric SDK in Python
Fabric SDK Go	Incubation	0%	Fabric	Fabric SDK in Golang
	Incubation	0%		An interoperability solution for blockchains, DLTs and other types of ledgers

Charter of the Hyperledger Project overall.
Scope of planned projects covering core ledger functionality.
Code of Conduct for all project workspaces.
Project Lifecycle defines stages of projects within Hyperledger, from Proposal → Incubation → Active.
Project Incubation Exit Criteria required before a project is declared Active and production-ready.
Release Taxonomy provides guidelines for release and pre-release versioning and tags.
Proposal Template for a new Hyperleger project community.
Current Proposals for new projects at Hyperledger.
Working Group Charter Template
Security Bug Handling Process
Quarterly Project Updates
Quarterly Working Group Updates

Email - most development communication is on archived mailing lists by project area.
RocketChat (Slack alternative) - is where daily conversations and questions happen. You will need a Linux Foundation ID to login to our Rocket Chat instance.
RocketChat Channels - lists all chat rooms available.

Calendar of Public Meetings - where Working Groups have regular calls/chats to plan.
We encourage people to run their own Meetups about Hyperledger and our projects.