Getting Started with Amazon Managed Blockchain

Connect to fully managed blockchain nodes or query indexed data for Web3 applications in seconds. Whether you are new to Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB) and Web3 or you already have a use case in mind, choose from the curated learning paths that best match your business goals.

Getting started

  • Use AMB Access to submit a Bitcoin testnet transaction from a locally created wallet, and then verify that transaction’s details and your new wallet balance using AMB Query.

    STEP 01

    Submit a Bitcoin transaction

    Use AMB Access to submit a Bitcoin transaction on the testnet.

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    STEP 02

    Get your transaction validated on the blockchain

    Wait for your transaction to be included in a block and made final, which can take up to 1 hour.

    STEP 03

    Verify your transaction and balance on AMB Query

    Using AMB Query to request your wallet address balance after your transaction, query the transaction hash of your transaction to verify the details.

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  • Read our tutorial to guide you through creating your first Hyperledger Fabric network using Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB).

    STEP 01

    Read guidance

    Refer to vetted solution guidance that outlines a well-architected Hyperledger Fabric architecture using AMB, Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), and API Gateway.

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    STEP 02

    Build a full-stack Hyperledger Fabric track-and-trace solution

    Use Hyperledger Fabric 2.2 on AMB to build a decentralized application (dApp) for tracking products through a supply chain. After completing the Immersion Day Track-and-Trace Blockchain Workshop for Hyperledger Fabric 2.2, you will be familiar with AMB and how to build client applications atop Hyperledger Fabric networks managed on AMB.

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  • Use AMB Access to create an Ethereum full node through which you can mint, manage, and transact non-fungible tokens (NFT) on an NFT marketplace built on AWS.

    STEP 01

    Read guidance for minting Ethereum-based NFTs on AWS

    This guidance outlines a common framework for you to adopt AWS services for your NFT workload, so you can begin with a standard architecture that handles the basic functions required to get started with NFTs in your application(s).

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    STEP 02

    Build a complete NFT marketplace application

    This workshop will show you how to build a complete NFT marketplace application. We will start by first creating a development environment and then build a three-tier dApp.

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