2017 11 02 TSC Meeting

Hyperledger Project

Technical Steering Committee (TSC) Meeting

November 2, 2017 (7:00am - 8:00am PT) via GoToMeeting

TSC Members

Resources:

Reminder: November 9th meeting is cancelled

EU Hackfest Planning (Todd Benzies)

Project Reporting

Yes, this is ongoing R&D area for the project on three separate exploration paths.

Intel/Bitwise are majority of contributors. But, interaction with a number of startups that are starting to build on top of Sawtooth.

Are you generating signatures from validators for commits? ...or API for notifications?

Predominantly a way to export state data and transaction data in a streaming manner to clients and applications. No signatures on that piece. New feature is batch injector where each validator inserts a batch right before block is published and includes some signatures there.

Has Iroha decided whether to include a smart contract platform for 1.0 release or implement API that other projects are going to do, to borrow existing smart contract stuff?

Suggestion to find ways for the broader Hyperledger community to get word out about attracting additional developers.

Note that Iroha is very strong in mobile -- good hook to get more folks involved.

Our interop plan is to reuse our shared objects library. As for Fabric, have not yet discussed.

Hyperledger Composer and Hyperledger Indy to provide reports in November 16th meeting.

Hyperledger Training and Education WG (Tracy Kuhrt)

Proposal
Added verbiage: The maintainers will reach out to developers on other Hyperledger projects as training materials relevant to their project approach a state comparable to a “release”, so as to increase the amount of final review and scrutiny by those not involved on a regular basis. However, developers on other projects are encouraged to view it as in their interests to be regularly involved in the activities of this working group, as early input can make a significant difference, and great training materials will lead to new contributors on their own projects.
Need to create an initial list of Maintainers and then bring this back to the TSC on November 16th for approval.

HIP: Cicero (Dan Selman)

Adding clarifying text to the proposal where necessary
Adding links to the existing Apache-2 licensed code repositories
Adding a link to the draft Accord Protocol Template Specification
Adding links to related efforts and companies working on smart contracts. We are in the process of reaching out to build an inclusive set of contributors to support Cicero.
Added information on the potential for linkage with Hyperledger Indy based on a discussion with some of their team yesterday

Do you envision a runtime environment embedded into DLT so that this execution environment would be part of DLT and be protected by DLT construct?

Yes, architected so that it can be run in many form factors -- IoT, SaaS cloud service, etc.

What is status of Accord, Cicero, and others? Is this a wrapper for experimental code or is it a transition of code that is a prototype that needs to be hardened?

Accord Project is moving along in terms of forming partnerships and adding memberships.
Most of the legal requirements will come to Cicero through Accord project from lawyers looking at supply chain contracts -- what are semantics of execution, right data model, etc. and capturing that in an artifact that is executable. Provide SDKs and implementations of specifications.

Code that is open source now is a very early draft of Accord spec. Can create a smart clause from legal text, parameterize, and then execute against it.

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