Rules/Proportions for Topology
What would be a fundamental setup for a 2 Orgs blockchain using Docker containerizition?
As far as I understood you would need 2 Peers each Org, 1 CA each Org, 1 CouchDB each Org and 1 Orderer.
Is the Orderer shared and therefore not assignable to an Org or is it more like a third OrdererOrg?
And would TLS require a third neutral CA?
How many Peers would you need per Org? Does it just increase redundancy?
Sorry for those many questions, but for me it's hard to figure out a blueprint structure which makes long-term-sense if you try to deploy fabric for a production-grade environment.
Best wishes
Blocky
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Our example for the course is a single orderer node from the OrdererOrganization. Now in production environments the orderer node number & Org number would most likely scale up based on availability requirements.
As I mentioned before a good basic recommendation for all CA's is to have each organization have their own respective CA.
Just for yours and everyone else's knowledge, a lot of what you're asking are tasks more suited for the Network's Architect. Especially the peer per org question, which is really more of a case by case basis, and not a hardline answer. If these are your most important concerns, I recommend you take an architectural class as well to supplement your understanding, or go deeper into the fabric documentation (it's come a long way, believe me!)
Happy learning!
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