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LFDT Meetup groups have an informal relationship with LF Decentralized Trust and make up a key part of the LFDT ecosystem. Participation in a LFDT Meetup group is open to anyone--employees of a LFDT member company, LFDT contributors and developers, and people just passionate about distributed trust technology.
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http://lfdecentralizedtrust.org/
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http://meetups.lfdecentralizedtrust.org
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Upcoming events
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- Network event
AI × Decentralized Trust: Kickoff of the LFDT AI Working Group
·OnlineOnline118 attendees from 149 groupsAI is already in our pull requests — and agentic AI needs exactly what we build. Let's talk about both.
AI has already arrived in our repositories. It writes patches, reviews pull requests, and is often the first thing a newcomer asks about a codebase they don't understand yet. At the same time, agentic AI is arriving from the other direction — as a use case. Autonomous agents need identities they can prove, credentials others can verify, and a way to pay each other for the things they consume. That is our home turf.
LFDT has no shared position on either side of this yet. This meeting launches the LFDT AI Working Group and sets its scope together with the people who will do the work.
We will open three questions:
How do we use AI when building LFDT projects? What is allowed, what has to be disclosed, and what does it mean for provenance, licensing, DCO sign-off, and security review? The Linux Foundation's existing generative AI guidance is the floor — the question is what our projects need on top of it.
Can AI help us grow our communities? Review bots like CodeRabbit, automated triage of good first issues, and onboarding assistants promise a shorter path from first-time contributor to committer. Do they actually deliver that, or do they just add noise for maintainers to clean up? And if we want them, who runs them and who pays?
Where does our work connect to the AI world? Two neighbours at the Linux Foundation matter most: the Agentic AI Foundation (MCP, goose, AGENTS.md) and the x402 Foundation, which stewards payments over HTTP for agents. Agentic identity and agent-to-agent commerce are exactly where DLT belongs — and where LFDT projects should be visible.
This is a kickoff, not a keynote. Bring your opinions, your objections, and the problems you already have. We want to leave with an initial scope, a meeting cadence, and named volunteers for the first work streams.
Open to everyone: maintainers, contributors, TSC members, LFDT staff, and anyone from the wider Linux Foundation AI ecosystem. No prior involvement in LFDT required.
Zoom Meeting Link: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.3?pwd=UE90WHhEaHRqOGEyMkV3cldKa2d2dz09
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- Network event
What PDPP Unlocks: 4 Builders on What They Built, Why It Was Hard, What's Next
·OnlineOnline178 attendees from 149 groupsWhat PDPP unlocks: four builders on what they built, why it was hard, and what changes now
PDPP v1 locks on 10 October. Four teams that have already built on it, from government, industry and frontier startups, each take fifteen minutes: what they built, why it was so hard before a standard existed, and what having one changes for the next person. Then open floor on what you would build. For engineers, product people, policy people and anyone who wants to know what personal data portability is for.
Find out more at: https://github.com/PDP-Connect
Zoom Meeting Link: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.3?pwd=UE90WHhEaHRqOGEyMkV3cldKa2d2dz09
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1 attendee from this group - Network event
FabricOps: Operating Hyperledger Fabric Networks on Kubernetes
·OnlineOnline202 attendees from 150 groupsFabricOps is an LF Decentralized Trust Lab that provides a Kubernetes operator and CLI for provisioning and operating multi-organization Hyperledger Fabric networks from declarative, Fablo-style configuration.
In this meetup, Pereowei Daniel will introduce the motivation behind FabricOps, especially the gap between local Fabric development with tools like Fablo and production-oriented Kubernetes deployment. The session will cover how FabricOps reconciles Fabric network intent into Kubernetes resources, including Fabric CA enrollment, MSP/TLS material, orderers, peers, channels, Chaincode-as-a-Service lifecycle, observability, and federated organization joining.
The meetup will also discuss how FabricOps can complement existing ecosystem efforts such as Fablo, Fabric Operator, hlf-operator, and Hyperledger Bevel, and where the project may fit into the broader Fabric and Fabric-X roadmap.
Zoom Meeting Link: https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community.3?pwd=UE90WHhEaHRqOGEyMkV3cldKa2d2dz09
Please note: This event is being shared with our entire global community. If you're interested in this content but can't attend the event live, feel free to sign up and we will send you a link to the recording after the meetup is over.
1 attendee from this group
Past events
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