How to use Orchestrator Queues in UiPath - Tutorial

[@chiragpatel1603]

Really really very very nice explanation provided by you…

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

I'm glad you found the explanation helpful! Thank you for your kind words!

[@kenchang3456]

Hey you may not have many subscribers now, but, we're a loyal bunch :-) And I'm confident your subscribers will continue to grow given the direction of your videos.

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Thanks a lot Ken!

[@VarunKumar-wo7re]

Great content. Highly informative.

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Thank you so much. :-)

[@barryrodick9416]

Content is exceptional, thank you

[@yashobantadash6670]

great video! keep up sir

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Thank you so much. I'll try :-)

[@deeptigarg4971]

Can u also explain the solution of the practical problem usually asked in advanced uipath developer certification exam in a video?

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Hmmmm..... :-) I think I might be able to maybe explain one of the examples from the ReFramework Deep Dive course on UiPath Academy, which should be of some help when you get to the exam. Working through cases is the best practice, and from my experience, it gets easier and easier (and quite quickly, actually). But I'll see if I can make a video that makes sense about one of the "Deep Dive" cases. :-)

[@deeptigarg4971]

I am not able to see the queue in resources tab even though i created the queue in orchestrator and my orchestrator is also connected to studio.

[@UiPathwithJeppe]

Depending on how you connect to Orchestror (login or machine key), you may need to select the correct folder ind the bottom right corner of Studio (where it probably says Default now).

[@deeptigarg4971]

Thank you so much for your quick reply. I appreciate that. It solved the issue. I really like the way you explain the concepts.

[@vaibhavjain1410]

In uipath studio when i run then problem occur : you are not authenticated error code 0