Orchestrator queues and assets. Explain.

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Orchestrator queues are used to manage the order of execution of processes, while assets are used to securely store sensitive information.

Orchestrator queues are used to prioritize and schedule the execution of processes in a specific order.
Assets are used to securely store sensitive information such as credentials, connection strings, and other key-value pairs.
Queues can be used to manage the flow of work items between robots, ensuring efficient processing.
Assets can be encrypted and securely accessed by processes during runtime.
Examples of assets include database connection strings, API keys, and login credentials.
Examples of queues include processing orders in a specific sequence, handling customer requests in a timely manner.

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