The most valuable feature is stability. The solution is a pretty stable product because it is an independent installation. Stable product, relying on stable technologies and is pretty quick. Again, we're talking about the messaging services, which are by themselves known for very quick performance, let's say, features. Performance and handling loads of data, as well as... A difference between Red Hat AMQ, let's say, and underlying technologies, you can actually deploy Apache Kafka and Active MQ by themselves and use them. So here, you are deploying those two technologies as part of the set, and there is probably easier handling of which technology will be used for which case. It's pretty much a Red Hat thing to take the open-source technology, and wrap it up.
