DBIS Hyperledger Runtime Status

Last Reviewed: 2026-03-28
Purpose: Concise app-level status table for the non-Besu Hyperledger footprint currently hosted on Proxmox. This complements the VMID inventory and discovery runbooks by recording what was actually verified inside the running containers.

Scope

This document summarizes the latest operator verification for:

FireFly CTs: 6200, 6201
Fabric CTs: 6000, 6001, 6002
Indy CTs: 6400, 6401, 6402

The checks were based on:

pct status
in-container process checks
in-container listener checks
FireFly API / Postgres / IPFS checks where applicable

Current status table

VMID	Service family	CT status	App-level status	Listening ports / probe	Notes
`6200`	FireFly primary	Running	Healthy minimal local gateway	`5000/tcp` FireFly API, `5432/tcp` Postgres, `5001/tcp` IPFS	`firefly-core` restored on `ghcr.io/hyperledger/firefly:v1.2.0`; `GET /api/v1/status` returned `200`; Postgres `pg_isready` passed; IPFS version probe passed
`6201`	FireFly secondary	Stopped	Formally retired until rebuilt	None verified	CT exists in inventory, but the rootfs is effectively empty and no valid FireFly deployment footprint was found. Treat this as retired / standby metadata only until it is intentionally rebuilt as a real secondary node.
`6000`	Fabric primary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	App-native checks found no active Fabric peer/orderer/couchdb processes, no expected listeners such as `7050` / `7051`, and no meaningful Fabric payload under `/opt`, `/etc`, or `/var`. The CT has now been stopped and retained only as a reserved placeholder.
`6001`	Fabric secondary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	Same disposition as `6000`: no proven Fabric application payload or listeners, now stopped and reserved only as placeholder inventory.
`6002`	Fabric tertiary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	Same disposition as `6000`: no proven Fabric application payload or listeners, now stopped and reserved only as placeholder inventory.
`6400`	Indy primary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	App-native checks found no active Indy-related processes, no expected listeners such as `9701`-`9708`, and no meaningful Indy payload under `/opt`, `/etc`, or `/var`. The CT has now been stopped and retained only as a reserved placeholder.
`6401`	Indy secondary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	Same disposition as `6400`: no proven Indy application payload or listeners, now stopped and reserved only as placeholder inventory.
`6402`	Indy tertiary	Stopped	Reserved placeholder	None active	Same disposition as `6400`: no proven Indy application payload or listeners, now stopped and reserved only as placeholder inventory.

Interpretation

Confirmed working now

FireFly primary (6200) is restored enough to provide a working local FireFly API backed by Postgres and IPFS.

Present only as reserved placeholders right now

Fabric CTs (6000-6002)
Indy CTs (6400-6402)

These should be described as reserved placeholder inventory only, not as active Fabric or Indy application nodes. Current app-native validation found no meaningful service payload, processes, or expected listeners inside those CTs, and they have now been stopped to match that reality.

Not currently active

FireFly secondary (6201) should be treated as formally retired / standby metadata unless it is intentionally rebuilt and verified.

Operational follow-up

Keep 6200 under observation and preserve its working config/image path.
Do not force 6201 online unless its intended role and deployment assets are re-established from scratch.
For Fabric and Indy, the next step is no longer generic validation. It is either:
- deploy real app payloads onto these reserved CTs and verify them, or
- leave them stopped and classified as reserved placeholders rather than active DLT workloads.
Any governance or architecture document should distinguish:
- deployed and app-healthy
- container present only
- planned / aspirational

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