makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. • Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. • Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. • Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This

makes it easier to inspect the chaincode package and coordinate installation across multiple organizations. • Start multiple chaincodes on a channel using one package The previous lifecycle defined each chaincode channel using a name and version that was specified when the chaincode package was installed. You can now use a single chaincode package and deploy it multiple times with different names on the same channel for deployment. Installing a chaincode package After a smart contract S5 has been developed, an administrator in organization R1 must create a chaincode package and install it onto peer node P1. This