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Figure 1 illustrates the block-level diagram of the NBF Interoperability solution, outlining its proposed architecture. In this setup, a Fabric network administrator is responsible for deploying the Fabric plugin component on their network, while a Sawtooth network administrator deploys the Sawtooth plugin component on theirs. Additionally, a cactus-based middleware event hub is installed at a location mutually agreed upon by both parties.
Figure 2 presents an example deployment scenario of NBF¡¯s Interoperability solution, specifically between Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Sawtooth networks. The Fabric network in this scenario is composed of three organizations, each with two peers, all configured to use a single channel. In contrast, the Sawtooth network includes five validator nodes, each running on separate machine. |