Java / Jakarta Messaging Service (JMS) on ...Microsoft Azure

An airhacks.fm conversation with Ashish Chhabria (@ashishc1) about:
Compaq Presario, Windows 95 Pentium 1 with MMX, 2 GB harddrive and
16 MB RAM, QBasic and GW-Basic, playing virtual cricket, creating
calculator from scratch, fascianation with math, learning C and
C++, algorithms as hobby, rewriting SMTP server in C and berkeley
sockets, starting with Java 1.6, starting at Morgan Stanley in New
York, starting at Microsoft in Seattle, product manager on azure
messaging team, Microsoft Azure Service Bus, Microsoft Azure Event
Hubs, Microsoft Azure Event Grid, Microsoft Azure Relay, Azure
Service Bus supports Java Message Service (JMS), JMS 2.0 is just a
set of interfaces, Project Darkstar and JMS debate, AMQP with JMS
2.0, JMS is not a protocol, AMQP is the protocol, Active MQ uses
AMQP, Azure Service Bus Java SDK comes as a Maven dependency,
Microsoft Azure Logic Apps listens to Azure Service Bus, Microsoft
Azure Functions as an integration system, Azure Service Bus passes
over 90% JMS 2.0 TCKs (Test Compatibility Kit), QueueBrowsers and
Message Selectors are supported by Azure Service Bus, 1k topics and
queues combined, 2k subscriptions, 5k concurrent AMQP connections
per namespace / instance, a namespace comes with 2,4 or 8 a
messaging units, Azure Service Bus SDK comes with built-in retry
mechanism, idempotent messages are supported, Azure Service Bus
uses Azure Storage for replication, Azure Service Bus vs. Apache
Kafka, events vs. messages, kafka is not a queue,

Ashish Chhabria on twitter: @ashishc1, and github.com/axisc