Performance Analysis of Hyperledger Fabric Platforms

Table 3

Performance analysis results for the two platforms Fabric v0.6 and Fabric 1.0.

Network	Comparison Metrics	Results
Single Peer	Maximum Concurrent Transactions	Both platforms can handle up to 20000 transactions
	Execution Time	Execution times for Fabric v1.0 are lower than the execution times of Fabric v0.6, especially when the number of transactions is high (greater than 100)
	Latency	Average latency for Fabric v1.0 is lower than the average latency of Fabric v0.6, especially when the number of transactions is high (greater than 100)
	Throughput	Fabric v1.0 has higher throughput than Fabric v0.6
Multiple Peers	Maximum Number of Peers	(i) Maximum number of nodes that Fabric v0.6 can have is 16; (ii) Maximum number of nodes that Fabric v1.0 can have is 26
	Maximum Concurrent Transactions	(i) Fabric v0.6 can handle up to 20000, regardless the number of the nodes in the network.; (ii) Number of concurrent transactions that fabric v1.0 can handle depends on the number of the nodes in the network. Fabric v1.0 cannot handle 10000 concurrent transaction when the number of nodes in the network exceeds 6.
	Execution Time	Fabric v1.0 has lower execution times compared to Fabric v0.6, regardless the number of the nodes in the network.
	Latency	Fabric v1.0 has lower average latency compared to Fabric v0.6, regardless the number of the nodes in the network.
	Throughput	Fabric v1.0 has higher throughput than Fabric v0.6