Practical Blockchain Engineering

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Dan Morrill

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1. Introduction

1. Introduction.mp4

02:29

2. What is a blockchain engineer.mp4

10:30

2. Where did we come from, the History of Blockchain

1. Predecessors of Blockchain.mp4

19:41

2. Core Design Architectures.mp4

13:01

3. Core P2P Engineering.mp4

08:05

4. How Bitcoin Entered the Cryptocurrency Marketplace.mp4

12:45

5. The Bitcoin Theory.mp4

06:33

6. History of NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens).mp4

18:06

7. Where is the technology going - the upside.mp4

11:54

8. Where is the technology going - the downside.mp4

13:06

3. Core Blockchain Technology

1. Blockchain Ecosystem.mp4

14:17

2. Blockchain Layers.mp4

05:36

3. Architecture Overview.mp4

20:12

4. Ethereum Post Merge Architecture.mp4

18:42

5. P2P (Peer to Peer).mp4

16:16

6. Bitcoin Architecture.mp4

08:40

7. Hyperledger Architecture.mp4

12:53

8. Side Chains.mp4

06:48

9. Bridges.mp4

17:58

10. Blocks, Nodes and Networks.mp4

27:00

11. Hashing.mp4

08:56

12. Transactions.mp4

07:54

13. Cryptography and Algorithms.mp4

09:51

14. PublicPrivate Keys.mp4

08:17

15. AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).mp4

07:54

16. Wallets.mp4

12:47

17. Byzantine Fault Tolerance.mp4

13:57

18. MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication).mp4

07:31

4. Blockchain Ports, Protocols, and Theory

1. Intro.mp4

01:51

2. Block Format.mp4

07:49

3. Genesis Block.mp4

15:17

4. Merkle Tree.mp4

09:53

5. Data Storage.mp4

21:04

6. Time.mp4

13:33

7. Consensus Protocols.mp4

14:09

8. Proof of Work.mp4

16:11

9. Proof of Stake.mp4

17:29

10. Proof of Authority.mp4

10:20

11. Other Consensus Protocols.mp4

12:49

12. Public or Private Blockchain.mp4

22:46

13. Hard and Soft Forks.mp4

14:10

14. ERC-20.mp4

08:00

15. ERC-190.mp4

09:28

16. ERC-721.mp4

16:23

17. ERC-1155.mp4

07:33

18. ERC-1202.mp4

12:41

19. ERC-14XX.mp4

09:11

5. Blockchain in the Cloud

1. AWS Managed Blockchain Overview.mp4

07:59

2. AWS Managed Ethereum.mp4

13:05

3. AWS Managed Hyperledger.mp4

13:28

4. AWS QLDB (Quantum Ledger Database).mp4

10:19

5. Azure Blockchain Offerings.mp4

05:26

6. Hyperledger

1. Hyperledger Overview.mp4

09:11

2. Hyperledger Peers.mp4

16:58

3. Hyperledger Orderers.mp4

12:25

4. Hyperledger MSP (Membership Service Provider).mp4

12:48

5. Hyperledger HSM (Hardware Security Module).mp4

04:21

6. Hyperledger Data Privacy.mp4

11:33

7. Deploying Hyperledger in AWS.mp4

10:05

8. Walkthrough Hyperledger AWS.mp4

03:29

7. Ethereum Post Merge

1. Ethereum Post Merge.mp4

08:44

2. Where are Ethereum Clients now.mp4

05:39

3. Deploying Ethereum in AWS.mp4

01:03

4. JSON-RPC.mp4

11:40

5. Permissioned Ethereum.mp4

05:53

8. Blockchain DevOps

1. DevOps.mp4

22:18

2. SecDevOps.mp4

16:19

3. DEX Building.mp4

15:59

4. CEX Building.mp4

08:04

5. Building in the Cloud.mp4

10:05

6. AWS DevOps.mp4

09:03

7. Azure DevOps.mp4

16:11

8. Google Cloud DevOps.mp4

07:57

9. Core Web 3 Practices and Proceedures

1. What is Web 3.mp4

18:43

2. Where is the money coming from.mp4

12:47

3. What is the Metaverse.mp4

12:40

4. Core Metaverse Technologies.mp4

17:44

5. Another Approach the 7 Layer Metaverse.mp4

18:03

6. Mobile is going to be the entry point into the Metaverse.mp4

08:17

7. Scaling ARVRXR.mp4

14:32

8. Distributed Identity.mp4

13:30

9. Other considerations.mp4

04:51

10. Blockchain Use Cases

1. Overview of this section.mp4

02:59

2. Insurance.mp4

16:00

3. Finance.mp4

12:24

4. Banking.mp4

11:32

5. DeFi (Decentralized Finance).mp4

19:21

6. Healthcare.mp4

23:05

7. Supply Chain Management.mp4

34:00

8. Sports.mp4

20:26

9. IOT (Internet of Things).mp4

16:43

10. Possible Social Impacts.mp4

16:29

11. Close

1. Final Notes.mp4

01:18

Description

How to design Blockchain systems for the Cloud, Hyperledger and Ethereum

What You'll Learn?

The learner will be able to describe Blockchain History
The learner will be able to describe the basics of blockchain technologies
The learner will be able to describe basic blockchain architecture
The learner will be able to describe basic blockchain engineering considerations
The learner will be able to describe the difference between Web2 and Web3
The learner will be able to describe reality-based aspects of blockchain development and management

Who is this for?

The intended learners for this course is anyone who is working on a blockchain project in the cloud, hyperledger or ethereum

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Description
Practical Blockchain Engineering is an approach to teaching the basic design and processes around the blockchain. How you engineer your solution to work on the blockchain that best solves the business problem is an important part of building out the best product possible. The focus of this course is Ethereum, Hyperledger, getting a product to market, and working in AWS or Azure blockchain systems. This course discusses the basic ideas behind building a dApp on top of a blockchain, and planning scenarios to make sure that the product (dApp) is adequately supported, including using CI/CD to update the dApp as needed.

This course covers basic blockchain ideas and how past ideas influence future capability. The basic architecture and engineering of the blockchain focusing on those items that the developer does not control and those items that the developer can control. The important part is understanding what can be done, and how to address the limitations of the blockchain while delivering an infrastructure that can do the required business process. This course also teaches the difference between web 2 and web 3 and how the strengths of web2 can be brought in to improve and enhance Web 3. The process is about getting an engineering design for public (Ethereum), private (Hyperledger), and hybrid systems.
Who this course is for:
The intended learners for this course is anyone who is working on a blockchain project in the cloud, hyperledger or ethereum

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Dr. Dan Morrill teaches at several universities and certificate based boot camps. As a professor of online learning since 2014, Dan has supported a diverse student population to succeed in an online environment. This includes the use of online systems to develop comprehensive study guides, education standards, and process learning. In addition to his focus on student outcomes, Dan has over 20 years of experience in cyber security and information technology. He has written multiple books on cloud computing, e-commerce, security, and SEO. In addition to supporting startups, he is a passionate supporter of startup culture as well. He obtained a BS in Information Systems Management, an MS in E-commerce, and a Ph.D. in Cyber Security.

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