Corda Configurations

In Hyperledger Bevel project, ansible is used to automate the certificate generation, putting them in vault and generate value files, which are then pushed to the repository for deployment, using GitOps. This is achieved using Ansible playbooks. Ansible playbooks contains a series of roles and tasks which run in sequential order to achieve the automation.

/r3-corda
|-- charts
|   |-- doorman
|   |-- doorman-tls
|   |-- h2
|   |-- h2-addUser
|   |-- h2-password-change
|   |-- mongodb
|   |-- mongodb-tls
|   |-- nms
|   |-- nms-tls
|   |-- node
|   |-- node-initial-registration
|   |-- notary
|   |-- notary-initial-registration
|   |-- storage
|-- images
|-- configuration
|   |-- roles/
|   |-- samples/
|   |-- playbook(s)
|   |-- openssl.conf
|-- releases
|   |-- dev/
|-- scripts

For R3-Corda, the ansible roles and playbooks are located at /platforms/r3-corda/configuration/ Some of the common roles and playbooks between Hyperledger-Fabric, Hyperledger-Indy, Hyperledger-Besu, R3 Corda and Quorum are located at /platforms/shared/configurations/

Roles for setting up Corda Network

Roles in ansible are a combination of logically inter-related tasks.

Below is the single playbook that you need to execute to setup complete corda network.

deploy_network

This is the main ansible playbook which call all the roles in below sequence to setup corda network.

Create Storage Class
Create namespace and vault auth
Deploy Doorman service node
Deploy Networkmap service node
Check that network service uri are reachable
Deploy notary
Deploy nodes
Remove build directory