Edward Burton
1 min readMar 25, 2020

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Hi Kuly, thanks for your feedback. The best way to really get to grips with these systems is by using the official documentation, https://www.multichain.com/developers/ has great guides to configuring your network.

After you have multichain working between several nodes (AWS is a good way to setup VM’s that can connect via blockchain), then you will need two more things, a front-end and a proxy.

The front-end can be any web software, react, angular, svelte, choose your poison, you will then need to configure it to make JSON-RPC requests to your local blockchain. https://www.multichain.com/developers/multichain-json-rpc-api-temp/

You can do this by configuring a ‘proxy’, in my case I’ve used Express, we listen to API calls (routed by nginx) and then use express to query the blockchain and handle responses. Multichain also has examples of this interaction in its developer resources.

Trial and error is your friend here, because if you read the docs and get it working you are on your way to understanding the process!

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Edward Burton
Edward Burton

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