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I'm not sure I understand fully the last part of your statement - do all of these need to happen in sequence - so 1 then 2... or can they all fire at the same time?
If they're happening in sequence - your best bet is to end each pipeline with a callable to the next. So the initiating pipeline calls to pipeline 1, then pipeline 1 ends and calls 2 and so on.
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Chayce Duncan
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- Curtis_M3 years agoQrew Cadet
Hey Chayce,
Thanks for the response. The 10 triggered pipelines can run simultaneously.
They do not impact each other. The only issue I foresee if this is possible, is I may run into heavy pipeline traffic with 10 running at once.
Regards,
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Curtis Middleton
------------------------------- ChayceDuncan3 years agoQrew Captain
Probably depends on the complexity of what each pipeline is doing. If they're simple enough it likely won't make a difference - if they're complex, you can consider something like what I suggested and stagger them within each step in the process, or build in a pause between them, keeping the heavier/complex ones towards the end to clear the way.
You can build them all into a single initiating pipeline then, the biggest thing to focus on in each pipeline is going to make them as efficient as possible. So using Bulk record processing for loads, minimizing the # of queries etc.
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Chayce Duncan
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