Dave Kelsey

Also FSC collects counter metrics on grpc connections opened and closed

@kartikaysaxena I really like the idea you have put forward but I think the actual work is more comprehensive than this PR. I have captured my thoughts in this issue...

Someone else hit this problem as well, we were able to work around it by launching the microfab container and exposing a range of ports from 2000 upwards eg 2000-2020....

Probably would have been better to raise the issue here https://github.com/IBM-Blockchain/blockchain-vscode-extension, but the problem is partly a fabric one. fabric 2.2 doesn't support dev mode (which it did in V1)...

@FelipeSanchezCalzada looks like it's an environment problem for you. This is an address for a DNS request `192.168.65.5:53` and it cannot resolve `orderer-api.127-0-0-1.nip.io`. If you try ``` nslookup orderer-api.127-0-0-1.nip.io ```...

I don't think Microfab allows an organisation to have multiple peers. As it's name suggests it provides a very small fabric environment which can cater for multiple organisations

@Sayalikukkar Done.

Sorry but windows is not a supported platform for caliper development. It can be made to work (and it would not require a change to the eslint rules which should...

Also one further thing, please note that node js 21 is not a supported node runtime as it is not an LTS version. We currently support Node 18 and 20...

I final point, you've probably not configured git to handle linefeeds correctly in windows you need to stop git from doing auto conversion to crlf, plus also handle long paths....