Getting started with Azure Blockchain Service Part II: Write and test smart contracts with…
Getting started with Azure Blockchain Service Part I: Deploy and configure your network
Description
In this session we introduce Microsoft's new Azure Blockchain Service, discuss the anatomy of a shared workflow application and talk through how to configure and deploy blockchain infrastructure. From deploying consortium member nodes from the Azure Portal to consortium management, to interacting with the service's API, this session will provide a thorough overview of Azure's newest service
Watch Part II: Writing and testing smart contracts with VS Code
Create a member: https://aka.ms/BCcreatemember
Configure nodes: https://aka.ms/BCconfigurenodes
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