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  1. Which Hyperledger project is designed for benchmarking blockchain performance with configurable workloads?

    Answer: Hyperledger Caliper

    Caliper runs scripted workloads against a network and reports throughput and latency.

  2. Which test-network script command brings up the network, creates a channel and uses Fabric CAs?

    Answer: ./network.sh up createChannel -ca

    network.sh up createChannel -ca starts nodes, creates the channel and issues identities from CAs.

  3. Which command removes the containers, volumes and generated artifacts of the Fabric test-network at the end of a CI job?

    Answer: ./network.sh down

    network.sh down tears down the network and cleans generated crypto material and artifacts.

  4. Which Fabric endpoint, enabled through the operations service, is commonly used by scripts and orchestrators as a liveness check?

    Answer: /healthz

    The operations service exposes /healthz, returning the node's health status.

  5. Which configtxlator step produces the delta needed to submit a channel config update?

    Answer: compute_update

    compute_update compares the original and modified configs and outputs the config update proto.

  6. Which tool automates deploying Hyperledger Fabric networks onto Kubernetes using declarative configuration?

    Answer: Hyperledger Bevel

    Bevel provides automation, including Ansible and Helm, for deploying DLT networks on Kubernetes.

  7. In a CI pipeline, what is the best practice for chaincode unit tests?

    Answer: Run them against a mocked ChaincodeStub so no network is needed

    Mocking the stub lets business logic be tested quickly and deterministically before integration tests.

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