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Expand Up @@ -110,9 +110,9 @@ Full semantics: [Outcomes & Delivery](https://shove.rs/concepts/outcomes).
The charts are generated from a committed results document — never hand-copied —
and each one carries its own provenance (shove version, generation date,
hardware) in the caption. The harness runs against every backend; the currently
published document measures the in-process, Kafka, NATS, RabbitMQ and Redis
backends, and a plotted series appears only for a backend the document actually
contains. SQS is absent because it runs only against LocalStack. See
published document measures all six backends, and a plotted series appears only
for a backend the document actually contains. The SQS series measures LocalStack
rather than the AWS service and runs a smaller, recorded corpus. See
[Measurement methodology](https://shove.rs/ops/performance#measurement-methodology)
for what is measured and what is still pending.

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