Blockchain Exam CBSA Topic 6 Question 54 Discussion

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Question #: 54
Topic #: 6

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Chaincode Services uses Docker to host (deploy) the chaincode without relying on any virtual machine or computer language.

What would be the main reason or best reason that Hyperledger chose containers over virtual machines?

ADocker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down''.

BDocker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down'' but additional programming languages cannot be enabled.

CDocker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is ''locked down''.

DDocker is fully compatible with Hyperledger and Linux with an upgrade subscription.

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King

1 months ago

Option A sounds like the best choice to me. The 'not locked down' part is crucial - we need that flexibility for our chaincode.

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Royal

1 months ago

Haha, 'locked down' security? I hope Hyperledger doesn't take that too literally, otherwise we'll all be chained to our desks!

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Glory

11 days ago

A) Haha, hopefully not literally chained to our desks!

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Ciara

12 days ago

B) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down'' but additional programming languages cannot be enabled.

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Breana

13 days ago

A) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down''.

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Sommer

1 months ago

Hold on, I think option B is the correct answer. Docker may provide a secure sandbox, but it doesn't allow for additional programming languages to be enabled.

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Jaclyn

4 days ago

User3: I'm not sure, but I think option D might be the correct answer. Docker is compatible with Hyperledger and Linux.

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Celeste

7 days ago

User2: I agree with User1, Docker does provide a secure sandbox for chaincode execution.

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Leonard

1 months ago

User1: I think option A is the best reason. Docker provides a secured sandbox for chaincode execution.

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Scarlet

2 months ago

I agree, Docker's ability to run chaincode without relying on virtual machines is a major advantage. The 'locked down' security is a key selling point.

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Bev

7 hours ago

B) The 'locked down' security is a key selling point.

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Heidy

4 days ago

A) I agree, Docker's ability to run chaincode without relying on virtual machines is a major advantage.

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Malcolm

13 days ago

B) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down'' but additional programming languages cannot be enabled.

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An

1 months ago

A) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down''.

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Reiko

2 months ago

I believe Docker is the best choice because it is compatible with Hyperledger and Linux, making it a reliable option for hosting chaincode.

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Teri

2 months ago

Docker containers are definitely the way to go for Hyperledger. The lightweight and secure sandbox environment is perfect for chaincode execution.

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Fernanda

22 days ago

B) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down'' but additional programming languages cannot be enabled.

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Octavio

23 days ago

A) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down''.

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Timothy

24 days ago

B) Docker provides a secured, lightweight method to sandbox chaincode execution that is not ''locked down'' but additional programming languages cannot be enabled.

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