Queuing System

Queue: A line or sequence of people or items waiting for their turn to be attended to or processed. Queues, following a first-in-first-out principle, are used in many situations.  They manage tasks waiting for a shared resource, like a printer, or organize data flow in networks.  You’ve seen them in action when waiting in line, or when music players queue up your favorite songs.

Queuing software is like waiting in line. It’s a way to organize data and tasks in a specific order, following the “First In, First Out” (FIFO) principle. Imagine a line at a coffee shop – the person who arrives first gets served first.

Queues are used extensively for managing workloads, like print jobs waiting for a printer, or music tracks waiting to be played. They’re also essential for multitasking in operating systems and handling network traffic.

In short, queues keep things running smoothly by ensuring tasks are processed in the correct order