Bevel Fabric Operator v1.7: Operations Console & GRPC Web
Looking for the latest version? See Bevel Fabric Operator v1.10.0 for the most recent release with FabricIdentity CRD, enhanced certificate handling, and more.
Kubectl Plugin
The following features have been released:
- Create Fabric Operations Console
- Create Bevel Fabric Operator UI
- Create Bevel Fabric Operator API
Minor features
In Discord there's a lot of activity about problems that come up, troubleshooting and solutions.
- Allow to configure image pull secrets for peer, orderer and CA
- Check commit readiness to check how many organizations have approved
- Allow to specify the host and port for the Fabric CA when creating a Peer and an Orderer Node
Fabric Operations Console integration
You can now deploy the Fabric Operations Console by IBM using the hlf-operator and the latest kubectl plugin.
You can find the official documentation here
Bevel Fabric Operator UI integration
The goal of the Bevel Fabric Operator UI is to provide a simple way to deploy and manage HLF networks.
For now, the functionality is very limited in order:
- View CAs deployed
- View orderers deployed
- View peers deployed
Apart from this, there's a web interface that will show the channels the network config has configured:
Enabling this option will show a
Channels- Channel configuration
- Data from blocks (including PDC)
- Peers belonging to the channel
- Height of each peer
GRPC Web integration
GRPC Web now can be enable in order to use fabric-operations-console:
Kubectl plugin bug fixes and new features
The following issues have been fixed related to the kubectl plugin: