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A distributed ledger made up of mutually distrusting nodes would allow for a single global database that records the state of deals, obligations, and other agreements between institutions and people. This would eliminate much of the manual, time-consuming effort currently required to keep disparate ledgers synchronized with each other. It would also allow for greater

We’re happy to announce the third Beta release for Corda 5. In this release, we’ve been adding some new features and resolved some issues. Please give the new version a try – your input is important. Don’t hesitate to share your feedback in the forum.   The next generation of Corda will be focussing on the

In the first blog post, we discussed Next-Gen Corda’s architecture. In the second blog post, we saw how to start a local all-in-one combined cluster with a static network. This article will show how to deploy a local Corda worker cluster using Kubernetes with a static network. Pre-requisites In this blog post, I will show

This blog post will show how to deploy a local Corda cluster for day-to-day development and testing. For this, we will use an All-In-One combined worker cluster. It will help if you read the previous article about Next-Gen Corda’s basic architecture as a prerequisite. The Corda cluster is of no use until we deploy an application network by uploading

It is already March, and we have just released Next-Gen Corda Beta 2, which you can get by visiting the docs website. For the Next-Gen Corda beta release, an immense amount of work has been put in by the entire team at R3. It’s been a long journey, we’re pleased with the result, and we hope

Corda is the leading private, permissioned distributed application platform, powering multi-party workflows in regulated markets. With Corda, decentralized apps can be developed using standard languages and protocols such as Java or Kotlin. In this blog post, we will highlight three new components of Next Gen Corda. New Architecture for Corda Corda is known for its strong identity and privacy, high

A journey into running Corda Next-Gen on a Mac or other ARM processor-based hosts. If you have an ARM-based project that might benefit from using Corda Next-Gen, give it a go.