MOOG came to CSE in hopes of building a technology solution that would prove the provenance and transfer of digital assets securely between parties. Working together, Microsoft and MOOG set out to develop a demo of this solution that leverages Azure and blockchain technology.
Food ingredients travel thousands of miles along logistics chains. One bad batch of produce can ruin a restaurant’s reputation, but it’s hard to identify who’s at fault. CSE has worked with Hitachi to build a sample infrastructure leveraging blockchain – thus achieving a new level of accountability for those producing, storing and serving food.
Over the past two years, Microsoft and Webjet have collaborated to build a blockchain-based solution, Rezchain, to help travel companies reduce payment disputes. In this code story, we’ll share the lessons learned in creating the Rezchain consortium. In particular, we'll focus on how we solved the challenges involved with enabling Ethereum nodes t...
Food retailers in Germany are required to prove that their food is below thresholds for regulated substances, such as pesticides. Currently, producers must send their probes for these substances to laboratories and only receive their results days later. In the meantime, they must wait to find out whether they s
We recently worked with Webjet to migrate their deployment from IaaS to Kubernetes and used Helm to deploy a private Ethereum network to Kubernetes.
This walk-through shows how to use a Layer 7 proxy on Azure to protect an Ethereum Blockchain client's JSON-RPC endpoint and provide additional capabilities, such as secure channels, tracking, and even analytics.
Creating an add-in for Microsoft Office to certify and verify documents using the Stampery APIs and blockchain technology.
