channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. Adding another consortium committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. 4.3.11 Adding another committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. Adding another consortium committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. Adding another consortium committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. Adding another consortium committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. 4.3.11 Adding another committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. Adding another consortium committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. 4.3.11 Adding another committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. 4.3.11 Adding another committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query

channel C1. Note that the network diagram has been simplified by replacing channel lines with connection points, shown as blue circles which include the channel number. No information has been lost. This to more clearly represent larger networks. We’ve achieved this simplification by focusing on the connection points between components and a channel, rather than the channel itself. 4.3.11 Adding another committed to the distributed ledger, and receive events when this process is complete. Through a peer connection, applications can execute chaincodes to query or update a ledger. The result of a ledger query