You need to run network.sh file to prepare and start to network. You need to start with ./network.sh pre. Then, your directory changes to the root directory. You should run ./network.sh start command to start network. You will enter your network's name, organization name, peer numbers, and orderer number. If you are running network.sh at the first time, you need to change the mode of the script file with chmod +x. It basically changes the permission that it makes the file executable.
Example:
$ chmod +x network.sh
$ ./network.sh pre
$ ./network.sh start
Above commands start your network. If you want to down your network, you can run following command.
$ ./network.sh down
After stopping the network, you may want to restart the network again. For this purpose, you can use the up command as follows.
$ ./network.sh up
❗ Note: Be sure that you do not delete any file or folder from the project after stopping the network. Otherwise, you will probably have some problem and the network do not restart again.
If you want to clear everything like Docker containers, files, folders, you can run the following command.
$ ./network.sh clear
You can update the repository by using -u or --update flags. You can run like this:
$ ./network.sh -u
or
$ ./network.sh --update
Hyperledger fabric tools
Linked tutorial : https://medium.com/@pechin.leo/hyperledger-fabric-automatic-deployement-770f0c785031