Laravel provides out of the box queue implementations for many different use cases. These queues can be created in different ways depending on your project needs. You can create a queue using the command line interface, or using a console script or even using your IDE's queue feature.
The following code creates a new Queue and assigns it to the app\Queues namespace:
namespace App\Queues;
use Illuminate\Queue\SerializesModels;
use Illuminate\Contracts\Queueable;
class Queue implements Queueable { }
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Queues are used to manage workers and jobs. In a queue, the worker is waiting for a job. The job is then processed by the worker and sent back to the queue for further processing
Queues and jobs are two different concepts that are often confused with one another. This article discusses the difference between these two terms and how they work.
A queue is a list of tasks that have been assigned to a specific person or group of people. A job is the task that someone has been assigned to complete in order to meet a deadline or goal.
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