When an external provider could possibly go down because like Amazon went down last week. And then once whatever service they needed was back online, they're able to process it through is that what people do to avoid going offline. So cute, a good way of doing that. But kind of at the time that you put a thing on the queue, you have to figure out what it should do when it doesn't work. For instance, payment transaction typically are kind of thing that you want to give a bunch of tries until you give up. You can actually store it in Postgres. There are different ways in which you can implement it and like celery for instance has solutions depending on which queue

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