. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 14.2 Tables, chains and rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 14.3 filter . . . 96 14.6 View the existing rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 iv 14.7 Appending rules to INPUT chain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97 14.8 Flushing all rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 14.9 Example of a series of rules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

MOD CACHE The MOD CACHE CACHE filter can be optionally inserted at a given point in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. MOD CACHE can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, MOD flag to configure. Smart Filtering MOD FILTER introduces dynamic configuration to the output filter chain. It enables filters to be conditionally inserted, based on any Request or Response header or environment flexibility, as the potential exists for caching to occur at a precisely controlled point in the filter chain, and cached content can be filtered or personalized before being sent to the client. If the URL is

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship

MOD CACHE The MOD CACHE CACHE filter can be optionally inserted at a given point in the filter chain to provide fine control over caching. MOD CACHE can now cache HEAD requests. Where possible, MOD flag to configure. Smart Filtering MOD FILTER introduces dynamic configuration to the output filter chain. It enables filters to be conditionally inserted, based on any Request or Response header or environment flexibility, as the potential exists for caching to occur at a precisely controlled point in the filter chain, and cached content can be filtered or personalized before being sent to the client. If the URL is

of industry use cases including banking, finance, insurance, healthcare, human resources, supply chain and even digital music delivery. Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform to support smart platforms such as Ethereum (with PoW-based consensus) to permissioned platforms such as Ten- dermint, Chain, and Quorum. Smart contracts executing in a blockchain that operates with the order-execute architecture confidentiality can be problematic for many business/enterprise use cases. For example, in a network of supply-chain partners, some consumers might be given preferred rates as a means of either solidifying a relationship