hosts_new_org.yml

---
#
# hosts.yml configuration draft for adding new org (org5)
# to running network brought by ansible-fabric-starter.
#
# This is the hosts_raft.yml
# modifyed example, to show how to add new orgs..
#

all:
  hosts:
    localhost: # localhost connection parameters, used for storing configuration while transferring it between nodes
      ansible_connection: local
  vars:
    global_domain: example.com
    global_chaincode_lang: golang # Programming language of chaincode
    global_chaincode_version: 1.0 # Your chaincode version
    global_channels:
      - name: common # Channel name
        particapants: # Organizations, should be included in channel
          - org0
          - org1
          - org2
          - org3
          - org4 ## Add new org to existing channel, just defining them here
        chaincode: # Chaincode params
          name: reference
          version: "{{ global_chaincode_version }}"
          policy: ""
          init: '{"Args":["init","a","100","b","100"]}'
      - name: bilateral-1 # Channel name
        particapants: # Organizations, should be included in channel
          - org2
          - org3
        chaincode: # Chaincode params
          name: relationship
          version: "{{ global_chaincode_version }}"
          policy: ""
          init: '{"Args":["init","a","100","b","100"]}'

    #
    # Completly new channels should be defined to the system in new_channels variable.
    #

    new_channels:
      - name: shiny-new-channel # Channel name
        particapants: # Organizations, should be included in channel
          - org3
          - org4
        chaincode: # Chaincode params
          name: reference
          version: "{{ global_chaincode_version }}"
          policy: ""
          init: '{"Args":["init","a","100","b","100"]}'

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    orderer_count: 4 # Leave untouched, we do not support orderer scaling yet.
    newcomers: yes # Define a newcomers flag, to pass safety check.

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  children:
    nodes:
      hosts:
        org0.example.com: # Describes which containers will run on this node
          node_roles:
            - root_orderer # This node will be used to generate crypto-config for other orderers
            - orderer # This node will host an orderer-service
            - peer # This node will host peers and api containers for organization
            - root_peer # This node will be used to create channels and instantiate chaincode
            - explorer # This node will serve hyperledger fabric explorer
          org: org0 # Organization name
          orderer_id: 0
          ansible_host: 18.212.147.220 # Real ip address or domain name of the machine
          ansible_user: ubuntu  # User with sudo access
          #ansible_private_key_file: ~/path-to-private-key # Private key to identify ourselves
          ansible_ssh_port: 22 # Specify ssh-port here, if case of it's not defaulted.
        # Same structure for any other nodes
        org1.example.com:
          node_roles:
            - orderer # This node will host an orderer-service
            - peer # This node will host peers and api containers for organization
            - explorer
          org: org1
          orderer_id: 1 # ID of orderer-service which is running on this host
          ansible_host: 54.211.182.66
          ansible_user: ubuntu
          #ansible_private_key_file: ~/path-to-private-key
          ansible_ssh_port: 22
        org2.example.com:
          node_roles:
            - orderer
            - peer
            - explorer
          org: org2
          orderer_id: 2
          ansible_host: 3.81.75.88
          ansible_user: ubuntu
          #ansible_private_key_file: ~/path-to-private-key
          ansible_ssh_port: 22
        org3.example.com: # This node will host only kafka-broker and peer.
          node_roles:
            - peer
            - orderer
            - explorer
          org: org3
          orderer_id: 3
          ansible_host: 23.20.192.198
          ansible_user: ubuntu
          #ansible_private_key_file: ~/path-to-private-key
          ansible_ssh_port: 22


#
#   New organization defined as usual, but with a newcomer role:
#

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        org4.example.com:
          node_roles:
            - peer
            - newcomer # Add a 'newcomer' role to each new org.
          org: org4
          orderer_id: 0
          ansible_host: 54.197.194.21
          ansible_user: ubuntu
          ansible_ssh_port: 22


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