Decentralize authentication with BaaS
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This document discusses decentralizing authentication using blockchain as a service (BAAS). It introduces BAAS and how it allows different types of blockchains to be set up with a few clicks. BAAS offers scalability, fault tolerance, and removes the need for a trusted third party. Authentication using blockchain hashes data and uses public-key cryptography. Smart contracts facilitate execution and enforcement of agreements on the blockchain. The future of this technology is promising as frameworks like The Coco Framework continue to advance decentralization.
Decentralize authentication with BaaS
- 2. @FollowEstelle estellea@azug.fr Estelle Auberix IT Consultant / Entrepreneur Co founder of AZUG FR MVP Azure
- 3. Summary Why Blockchain? Introduction Blockchain as a Service Concept Important points Data Authentication Conclusion Let’s have a look on the Future
- 7. How does it work? Summary
- 8. The Smart Contracts Summary Description Facilitate, execute and enforce the negociation or performance of an agreement with Blockchain
- 9. Mechanism of public-key cryptography Summary
- 10. Why Blockchain? Decentralized distributed Ledger Public Blockchain is more complex to hack Same data for every participants No Dependency on a trusted third Party No fake block or quickly identify
- 11. Blockchain as a Service Introduction
- 12. Blockchain as a Service Introduction Blockchain licensing & delivery Model Blockchain parameters Can Also be controlled by the server owner Blockchain in the cloud Different types of Blockchain can be setup with few clicks Deploy in few clicks Ready to be scaled With less efforts & in less time Nodes count can be controlled by the user No wasting time in setting up
- 16. Centralized vs Decentralized vs Distributed Data
- 17. Centralized vs Decentralized vs Distributed Data Centralized Decentralized Distributed Points of Failure Maintenance Easy to maintain (1 point of failure) More points but still finite Most difficult to maintain Fault Tolerance Stability Highly unstable Very stable Very stable Scalability Max Population Centralized Low scalability Moderate Infinite Ease of development Creation Very fast First work out the lower level details Evolution Diversity No diversity 1 single framework Basic infrastructure in place -> Evolution tremendous
- 21. BAAS Demo Time
- 22. Solidity Code Inspired by C++ and JavaScript Compatible with Visual Studio
- 23. Authentication Code Full code including the public key step expanded into four lines of code If we print the public key we can look at its format
- 24. Let’s have a look on the Future Conclusion
- 25. The Coco Framework Conclusion Demo video on YouTube : https://youtu.be/8s6JMmGJ- dY
- 26. Let’s have a look on the Future Conclusion
- 27. Thank You For your time…