Blockchain and HyperLedger difference

Blockchain

While I am trying to understand the blockchain technology, I came across HyperLedger Fabric. As per the documentation, it is an implementation of blockchain technology.

What does that mean? Is blockchain just a concept and HyperLeder, an implementation of that concept?

UPDATED: Where does the hyper ledger fabric store the transactions? I understand that it is a p2p architecture and every peer has a copy of the transactions, but usually, these transactions is a growing set. Does every peer have a copy of growing transactions? I am not clear on this yet. Does the community recommend any database?

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It is true that the blockchain is an idea for the distributed database.Hyperledger is an implementation of Blockchain technology.Blockchain implementation are: Bitcoin, Ethereum.


The transactions are represented or stored in the form of blocks in the chain.Blockchain is a growing set of transactions. As the size increases, there would be a problem to store the data on every peer because of the increased size. This problem refers to scalability.

 
 

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