Corda Reviews & Product Details

- JVM based, I use existing JMX tools for monitoring, e.g (Prometheus, Graphana)

- All the storage is a relational SQL (Oracle, SQL server, Postrge). Persistence based on ORM (hibernate). Database migrations supported via simple XML files. This is very friendly for Java developers.

- The certificate authority (Doorman) is based on spring boot, very easy to customize for your cert issuance requirements (e.g HSM)

Quick development kick start, unit testing, good documentation, lots of examples Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- requires JVM 1.8, so it does not work with newer java nor with openjdk

- Corda is a peer to peer network, so when you are implementing message broadcasting use case (one to all) you have to be creative Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

i Like most at below points

1: Easily manage the file in repo like check-in ,checkout file.

2: Easy way highlighted in the case of conflict file in check-in.

3: We can easily find the old version file. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Corda is not free. Its very costly. There were no any email config for version history. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

its user friendly application and easily to work in it. Blockchain is widely used and technology related to it also getting attention and they are becoming future of world.it has been using since 2016.it emphasis on data protection Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

nothing as its good application and easy to use. and its widely accepted in the world. Blockchain is becoming more and more useful day by day.its mainly focus on data protection Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Corda is an easy to implement Blockchain Framework with great community support and documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It could be complex to apply sometimes since the developer have to manage a lot of configurations, Also it's not easy to find developers who know Corda well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- p2p messaging instead of global broadcast

- built on well established techs like kotlin java

- supports wide range of databases like postgres and oracle

- great community in slack and other channels

- well formed documentation wrt functionalities , database migrations, production environment settings and configuration.

- Lots of templates and other community apps which helps in developing new things rapidly

- Frequent updates with interesting add-ons like tokens and accounts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Not that easy to understand and get into the core of it.

- Documentation for specific topics could be more clear like os db migration and doorman or network map implementations.

- Not having community or channel broadcast options in flows.

- More information like example usecases with source code ,wrt topics like oracles and accounts and tokens .

- A archive of faq, which are asked in slack and stackoverflow.

- Would be great for beginners if more focus is corda networks too instead of focusing more on cordapp and config cause they will find it difficult on how to implement it in real world as a network (private corda network, cordite, nms ) Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Corda has something that is rarely seen in most Blockchain communities - An extremely developer friendly community, helpful and active.

- A wonderful testing suite that allows you to write and test CorDapps in a few minutes.

- Privacy model is extremely flexible and well thought out: Easy to switch between point-to-point messaging and broadcast

- New & useful features coming out all the time, they listen closely to the community

- High transaction throughput

- Long term vision

- Introduces fault tolerance and robutness

- Brings strong immutable properties to use-case Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

- Use cases where a global broadcast is required is not a natural fit, and can be slow since transactions are sent linearly one after the other

- UTXO model can make you design some use-cases to fit the solution than answer the problem Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Corda is extremely Java-oriented. It will be really attractive for people who like Java and not for people who don't like Java.

You can develop these application with Java or Kotlin also.

Smart contracts makes the data highly filtered and validated.

Private networks - gives the benefit of immutable chained data but only visible to those who need to see it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. Very limited number of IDE's support R3 Corda development.

2. Understanding of concepts is difficult from the official documentation.

3. Very lesser support/help/guidance is available on internet as this platform is not famous that much yet.

Clean, deploy and run u have to do this everytime you change something.. its really really frustrating at times.

There are still some issues with notarisation of large amounts of data combined with large amount of nodes. Multiple notaries are a solution however it means each transaction needs to change the notary of each of the states to be consistent which increases the processing time.

I believe this is currently being worked on so I expect a solution soon. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Corda prevents any unnecessary sharing of data on the blockchain as only people with legitimate need and access have access to a network, and mostly Corda’s design comes with regulatory and supervisory observer nodes. Corda can hit a high throughput if the network is thoughtfully architected and your CorDapps are well designed Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it is not a modular design like Hyperledger fabric.it mostly focuses on the financial service application .so the Corda use case is limited. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Even though it is clubbed among Blockchain platforms being a no Blockchain , it serves the purpose.

The intent of corda team is commendable.

The platform consists of a bunch of complex technologies such as application server features , databases and a workflow manager. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's a bit heavyweight like some legacy JAVA EE application servers with huge turnaround times. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pattern on which this platform is designed is amazing.

All users have their own node and all have their own physical copy of data (ledger). This makes your data very secured and private.

You can develop these application with Java or Kotlin also.

Smart contracts makes the data highly filtered and validated. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

1. Very limited number of IDE's support R3 Corda development.

2. Understanding of concepts is difficult from the official documentation.

3. Very lesser support/help/guidance is available on internet as this platform is not famous that much yet. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.