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Action Logs Catalyst Blockchain Platform allows users to track events related to all network components. Tracked Events {% tabs %} {% tab title="Chaincodes" %} | Event | Action Type | | ------------------ | --------------------- | | ChaincodeApproved | chaincode.approved | | ChaincodeCommitte

API Reference REST API reference for the CatalyX Blockchain Manager Canton Console v1.11, covering all 130 endpoints across validators, participants, domains, and more. List validators > Returns Splice validators visible to this CBM, optionally filtered by name substring and/or lifecycle phase,

API Reference The CatalyX REST API — endpoints, authentication, and error handling. The CatalyX API is the integration surface for the platform. The UI is built entirely on it, so anything you can do in the UI you can automate. It does two things: * Reads validator and application state from t

Applications This page explains how custom applications can be deployed and managed in Catalyst through the Applications tab. Applications can be backend or frontend types, including DAML-based applications. How Do I Create an Application? To create an application, go to the Applications t

Applications Custom applications can be deployed through the Applications tab. This can be any backend or frontend process, including DAML apps. How Do I Create an Application? To create an application, go to the Applications tab and click the Create button to open a side window. {% ste

Applications Application component-level health and resource usage across every validator. Where the Validators list is organised by validator, the Applications list is organised by component. It is the view to use when you are chasing a resource problem, a crash loop, or a configuration quest

Auth0 Setup Guide Configuring Auth0 for CatalyX 1. CatalyX API (Resource Server) Navigate to Applications → APIs → Create API and configure: * Name: CatalyX * Identifier (Audience): <audience> 2. UI Client Create a new application with type Single Page Application and

AWS Prerequisites {% stepper %} {% step %} Set up a Kubernetes cluster {% hint style="info" %} Supported Kubernetes version: 1.17 and later. You can use an existing cluster or create a new one using [managed service EKS](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eks/latest/userguide/getting-started.h

Backup and Recovery This page explains how to back up the Parties of your Validator and how to restore from them. This prevents your Canton Coins from being lost. How to Create a New Identity Dump {% hint style="danger" %} When deleting the old deployment, make sure to set **Delete all resource

Backup and Restore Backup Architecture On Fabric Console, you can back up any resource: peers, orderers, CAs, MSPs, and the system-channel genesis block. You can decide to back up resources either on-demand or by scheduling a periodic backup. You can also specify how many backups to

Build a Network The blockchain network is fully decentralized and can be managed by each member. However, there should be one organization that bootstraps the network. To build a network, you should: 1. Create an organization. 2. Bootstrap the system channel (generate the genesis block for the sys

Canton Component Overview Domains A Canton domain consists of three entities: Sequencers, Mediators, and a Topology Manager. These are collectively called the domain entities. In general, every domain

Canton Console The Canton Console panel gives you a live, interactive Canton console attached to a participant node, from the UI, without cluster or shell access. {% hint style="danger" %} This is full administrative access to the participant node. A Canton console session can read any party's

Canton Network - Version 2.0 - Getting Started: This section covers how to get started with CatalyX

Canton Network Introduction What is Canton? Canton is a Daml ledger interoperability protocol. Parties hosted on different participant nodes can transact using smart contracts written in Daml and the Canton protocol. The Canton protocol allows connecting different Daml ledgers into a single vir

CAT-BM Canton Service Installation Instructions for deploying the CatalyX Blockchain Manager Canton Service using Helm. Install the Catalyst Blockchain Manager Canton Service Use the following command: helm upgrade --install ${canton_release_name} catbp/canton-console --values values.ya

Catalyst Blockchain Manager API For communication between your business application and a chaincode, Catalyst Blockchain Manager provides an API to invoke/query deployed chaincodes and subscribe for chaincode events. {% hint style="info" %} Catalyst Blockchain Manager API can be used by users who

CatalyX Blockchain Manager CatalyX Blockchain Manager (CAT-BM) is an infrastructure management and application deployment platform for enterprise DLT and digital assets. CAT-BM enables enterprises to build, deploy, manage, and scale blockchain infrastructure and applications with high automati

CatalyX Daml Coding Assistant AI-powered inline code completion for Daml, delivered as a VS Code extension and backed by a model fine-tuned specifically on Daml code. CatalyX Daml Coding Assistant is a VS Code extension that suggests code completions while you write Daml. General-purpose coding as

CatalyX Package Manager CatalyX Package Manager (CPM) is a web-based package management platform for the Canton Network, designed to streamline the application distribution process with enterprise-grade reliability and control.\ \ CPM replaces ad-hoc file sharing with a standardised approach, ensu

Certificate uthority What is a Certificate Authority (CA)? Certificate Authorities (CA) issue digital certificates that identify users or authorize user activity in the network. Being a permissioned protocol, every actor in the Hyperledger Fabric network needs a specific identity from an au

Chaincode Management What is Chaincode? Chaincode is the smart contract of Hyperledger Fabric that handles the business logic of a particular application. It programmatically accesses two distinct pieces of the ledger — a blockchain that immutably records the history of all transactions, and a

Channel What is a Channel? A Hyperledger Fabric channel functions as a network inside a network. When two or more users want to create a separate environment for interaction without involving other parties, they create a channel. Each channel has a separate ledger that only channel members

Collections This page explains how Collections in Catalyst are used to manage reusable artifacts such as DAML archive (DAR) packages and UI packages. Items uploaded to Collections can later be uploaded to participants or deployed as applications. {% hint style="info" %} For a step-by-step guide on

Collections My Collection In the My Collection tab, DAR packages and UI packages can be uploaded to the console. These can then be uploaded to participants or deployed as applications respectively. DAR Collections When a Daml project is compiled, the compiler produces a Daml archive. Th

Commit a Chaincode to the Channel Chaincode is the smart contract of Hyperledger Fabric that handles the business logic of a particular application. A smart contract programmatically accesses two distinct pieces of the ledger — a blockchain that immutably records the history of all transactions, a

Component Overview Catalyst Blockchain Manager leverages Hyperledger Fabric inner components that work together to enable the configuration and development of blockchain networks and the use cases implemented on top of them. A more comprehensive overview of Hyperledger Fabric can be found in the [

Component Overview An overview of networks and node types in Hyperledger Besu Network In Hyperledger Besu, a network refers to a logical infrastructure to which a certain group of nodes collectively maintain a distributed ledger. This network can be public, private, or a test network, depending

Component Overview An overview of the key components that make up the Stellar stack The Stellar stack is composed of several key components: Stellar Core, Horizon API, RPC, and the networks. Each element plays a specific role in establishing a financial infrastructure that is resilient to failures

Consensus Protocols A guide to choosing between IBFT 2.0, QBFT, and Clique consensus protocols for Hyperledger Besu CatalyX Blockchain Manager supports the permissioned version of Hyperledger Besu with three Proof of Authority (PoA) consensus protocols: IBFT 2.0, QBFT, and Clique. Each