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Description: A request queue is a mechanism that allows managing and organizing requests that arrive at a server, keeping them waiting until they can be processed. This approach is fundamental in modern software architectures, especially in cloud development environments, where scalability and efficiency are crucial. Request queues allow decoupling the reception of requests from the […]