Persistent queues are crucial in distributed systems for reliably storing and forwarding messages between services, ensuring data delivery even during failures. These queues offer significant benefits such as time and space decoupling, allowing systems like e-commerce platforms and financial institutions to handle high volume and prevent data loss. However, they also introduce complexities, such as managing retries, maintaining message order, handling duplicates, and managing dead-letter queues (DLQs) that capture failed messages. To address these challenges, many are turning to Temporal's Durable Execution model, which abstracts workflow management, providing automatic state management and retries, thereby reducing the need for complex queue management. Temporal allows developers to define business processes as workflows directly in their code, enhancing reliability, visibility, and simplifying the development of fault-tolerant systems. This approach shifts the focus from managing individual messages to overseeing entire processes, aligning more closely with real-world application logic and offering a more coherent solution for complex distributed architectures.