Problem Statement:-
- There are two levels of endorsement policy that acts on a chaincode, channel(namespace) level, and key(collection) level.
- When there are too many channels and collections it gets hard to manage all the data entities and knowing who has access to what.
Solution:-
A tool that helps to query and modifying policies with relative ease.
The project can be found at
https://github.com/maniankara/hyperledger-easydoser
Information about the project’s weekly updates are being updated at
https://github.com/maniankara/hyperledger-easydoser/blob/master/project_status.md
Deliverable:-
- Milestone 1:-
- A web UI to pick the required keys and certificates.
- Show policies of all the channels that a peer/owner/admin is part of.
- Representing policies of different organizations in a bifurcated manner.
- Updating documentation.
- Milestone 2:-
- Querying and displaying endorsement policies of private collections.
- Query and show chaincode's endorsement policy.
- Approving, checking, and modifying endorsement policies and private collection of chain code.
- Updated Web-UI as per the newly added features.
- Updating documentation.
- Milestone 3:-
- Writing build tests for EasyDoser.
- Making EasyDoser Compatible with Docker.
- Pushing all the errors to the frontend.
- Giving users the choice to run the project with or without docker.
- Added tests for the Golang server.
- Updating the documentation.
- Milestone 4:-
- Cleaning up the code and adding some finishing touches to the Web-UI.
- Adding github action to create a new release with every bump in version.
- Making a video demo of the whole project.
- Writing a blogpost.
- Finding future works for the project.
End Product:-
The end product will be an easy to use Web-UI where any user picks their keys and certificates and then gets to query and view all the endorsement policies (key level and namespace level) in a simplified and hierarchical manner. If the user is an admin, the user can modify channel policy definitions.