Lightweight node in a multi-tenant blockchain network
Assigneesalesforce.com, inc.
InventorsPrithvi Krishnan Padmanabhan, Sri Naga Deepthi Velisetti, Brent Fosdick, Philip Norman Calvin
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Assigneesalesforce.com, inc.
InventorsPrithvi Krishnan Padmanabhan, Sri Naga Deepthi Velisetti, Brent Fosdick, Philip Norman Calvin
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A method for managing data by a multi-tenant server in a distributed network is described. The multi-tenant server manages a multi-tenant environment for a set of tenant systems and peers in the distributed network, which include the set of tenant systems and a set of non-tenant systems. The method includes receiving a tenant transaction request to modify an object in the distributed network, wherein the tenant transaction request is received from a tenant system in the set of tenant systems based on a non-tenant transaction request from a non-tenant system from the set of non-tenant systems; generating, on behalf of the tenant system and the non-tenant system, a transaction object based on an exchange object and the tenant transaction request; and making, on behalf of the tenant system, the transaction object available to the sets of tenant non-tenant systems to attempt to obtain consensus for modifying the object.
A method for managing data, by a multi-tenant server in a distributed network, wherein the multi-tenant server manages a multi-tenant environment for a set of tenant systems and peers in the distributed network, which include the set of tenant systems and a set of non-tenant systems, the method comprising:
A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, including instructions that when executed by a processor of a multi-tenant server, cause the processor to:
A multi-tenant server to manage data in a distributed network, wherein the multi-tenant server manages a multi-tenant environment for a set of tenant systems and peers in the distributed network, which include the set of tenant systems and a set of non-tenant systems, the multi-tenant server comprising:
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