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How are blockchain frameworks different from qldb frameworks?


Asked by Jordyn Zuniga on Dec 03, 2021 FAQ



Blockchain frameworks are decentralized so to execute a transaction, they require a majority of members of the network to reach consensus on the validity of the transaction. On the other hand, QLDB has a centralized design, allowing its transactions to execute without the need for multi-party consensus.
In this manner,
QLDB can easily scale up and execute 2-3x as many transactions as common blockchain frameworks. Blockchain frameworks are de-centralized and require peer nodes to validate a transaction before it can be stored in the ledger, impacting their performance. On the other hand, executing a transaction in QLDB is as simple as any AWS database.
Furthermore, Amazon QLDB offers a fully managed ledger database. It offers all the key features of a blockchain ledger database including immutability, transparency and cryptographically verifiable transaction log. However, QLDB cis owned by a central trusted authority.
Likewise,
The Openchain framework has a number of peculiarities you need to know about: Tokens can be linked with Bitcoin by means of sidechains. Openchain relies on smart contract modules. The framework has a unified API, allowing you to interact with different Openchain instances. Openchain allows you to create several blockchains that copy each other.
In addition,
Any enterprise blockchain framework should understand the subtle difference between critical information and normal information to overcome this. By doing so, the transparency in any entity can be maintained without the need to expose the core critical information.