I am sorry if that has been answered somewhere else already, I haven't found exactly what I need via search.
Let's say I'm building a flow that starts with an http-in node so that the flow can be triggered via an HTTP endpoint.
Inside of the flow, there is some data processing such as reading from/writing to a database, sending notifications, etc.
Currently, with just http-in -> json -> delay (for testing purposes) -> http-out, if I trigger the flow in multiple browser tables, they all run sequentially so that the second invocation waits until the first one finishes.
I understand that most likely this is due to how Node.js works, but is there any way to have parallel instances of the same flow?
To explain better the usecase: a flow for me is a template for a pipeline which can be run by multiple users at the same time, and it would be unfortunate to run all instances one at a time.
Thanks!