Duration: 

3 days

Objectives:

-       Understand Ethereum, Blockchain, Blockchain-as-a-Service by Microsoft Azure

-       Hands-on experience on Ethereum Blockchain in AWS as well as Azure Cloud

-       Class room training on your premises

-       Certification from RecordsKeeper & Tosh Academy

-       Setup & configure your personal Blockchain within class room

-       Lifetime access to course material & video lectures to every participant

-       Discuss your own business use cases for Private Blockchain during class

-       Build your product on Blockchain & stay ahead of time

Prerequisites:

-       Attendees must be aware of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin & Ethereum

-       Attendees must have some hands-on experience in ANY programming language or scripts (like C, Java, PHP, Python, Rube, Shell etc.)

-       Attendees must know the basics commands of any Linux-based operating systems. Preferably Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.

Course outlines:

1.      Module 1: Introduction to Blockchain, Ethereum & BaaS (Blockchain-as-a-Service)

• Introduction
• Overview & Definitions
• In real Life, what is Blockchain? Storage, Server, Cloud or Tech?
• What is Ethereum & Smart Contracts
• How do Smart Contract works?
• Smart Contracts Examples
• Private vs Public Blockchain
• Sample Transaction: How transaction gets executed & distributed?
• Consensus: How conflicts are being resolved?
• When to Use a Blockchain?
• Security: Why Blockchain is More Secure
• Attacks: How Blockchain Can be Hacked
• Private Blockchain: Can I setup my Own Blockchain
• What is BaaS (Blockchain-as-a-Service)?
• What are the services inside BaaS?
• Summary

2.      Module 2: Setting up Private Ethereum Blockchain on AWS Cloud & Azure

• AWS: Setting up Security Groups & Ubuntu Servers
• AWS: Installing Geth Client & Configure Ethereum Nodes
• AWS: Enable Mining & Checking Balance in wallet in ether
• AWS: Setting up MetaMask & Testing fund transfer
• AWS: Summarizing everything
• Azure BaaS: Configuring Consortium Part 1
• Azure BaaS: Configuring Consortium Part 2
• Azure BaaS: Testing Fund Transfer