Thank you for covering this, numbers are great but it's the details that matter (and end up biting you in the ass). I have nearly a decade running and working w

Thank you for covering this, numbers are great but it's the details that matter (and end up biting you in the ass). I have nearly a decade running and working with high-volume transactional message systems and it came up fairly regularly that Product A (WMQ-LL, 0MQ, Tibco FTL, 29West, or Solace) was faster than Product B (WMQ, AMQP- Rabbit, Active, Swift- or Tibco) ignoring recovery, transactionality, durability, reliability, ordering, and delivery (a favorite head scratcher is when you expect FIFO and get unordered). Matching the requirements to the system and setting expectations, especially expectations around how and when it goes wrong, is so much more important the benchmarks.