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# Queueing And Overflow
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Use a queue when a short burst of log writes should not immediately reach the output sink. Queueing is explicit because loss behavior is an application decision.
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## Add A Synchronous Queue
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```moonbit
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let config = @log.with_queue(
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@log.text_console(target="service"),
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max_pending=128,
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overflow=@log.QueueOverflowPolicy::DropOldest,
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)
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let logger = @log.build_logger(config)
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logger.info("queued record")
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ignore(logger.flush())
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```
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`DropOldest` preserves the newest operational information when the queue is full. Use `DropNewest` when preserving earlier records matters more. Calling `flush()` at a shutdown boundary makes the pending-record policy visible in application code.
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## When To Use Async Instead
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The synchronous queue is configuration around a normal runtime logger. When a native async application needs a worker lifecycle and batching, follow [Async logger lifecycle](../examples/async.md) instead.
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## API Reference
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- [`with_queue(...)`](../api/with-queue.md)
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- [`QueueConfig`](../api/queue-config.md)
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- [`QueueOverflowPolicy`](../api/queue-overflow-policy.md)
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- [`flush()`](../api/configured-logger-flush.md)
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