Keyhole Software

Keyhole Sofware announces its achievement of the Microsoft Gold Competency status. This accomplishment will increase its capacity to continue to serve our clients by offering quality Microsoft-based solutions.

Keyhole Labs announces that open-source Hyperledger Fabric API Gateway (used to provide access to HLF blockchain networks) is accepted into Hyperledger Labs. This will allow our tool to be further innovated and used by the Hyperledger community.

Keyhole Labs has announced the release of Version 2.0 of its free UI design tool MockOla, adding features and capabilities that enhance the design process.

On January 1, 2020, Keyhole Software moved its company headquarters to Lenexa, Kansas at 11205 W. 79th Street from its previous office in Leawood, Kansas. Keyhole purchased the standalone Lenexa building and is currently renovating.

Keyhole Software was selected for the 2019 "Best of Leawood" Award in the Software Company category. Leawood Award Program identifies one local company per category that has shown the ability to use best practices and provide long-term client value.

The new Byzantine API Gateway provides client access to a Hyperledger Fabric blockchain network through RESTful APIs.

Keyhole Software has become an Amazon Web Service Consulting Partner, joining an elite group of technology partners nationwide with demonstrated levels of expertise with the AWS platform.

Keyhole Software has announced the release of Byzantine Tools, a series of blockchain open source projects to enhance Hyperledger blockchain networks including Byzantine Browser, Byzantine Config, and Byzantine Flu.

Keyhole Software announced an education series for software developers in Kansas City. The series includes Kubernetes & Containers In Action, Blockchain in Action, and Implementing a Permissioned Smart Contract Blockchain with HyperLedger.

Keyhole Labs has announced the public release of the KHS {Convo} conversational application platform under an Apache 2.0 open source license. Other companies and developers can now use, modify, and distribute KHS {Convo} for their own uses.