Parallel state allows you to process multiple states in parallel and perform simultaneous executions.
Let us see how to configure the Parallel state in Builder View and Code View.
In order to execute states in parallel, you must configure them as paths in the Parallel state.
If any path fails, either by an unhandled error or by transitioning to a failure state, the entire Parallel state is considered to have failed and all its paths are stopped. If the error is not handled by the Parallel state itself, the circuit terminates the execution with an error.
In Code View, along with the common fields, the paths are also defined with their unique name and root.
Parallel state example:
"Parallel IT Tasks - Employee Provisioning": {"type": "parallel","next": "Onboarded Successfully","paths": [{"name": "add_ad_user","root": "Add User in AD"},{"name": "add_ad_group","root": "Add User to AD Group"},{"name": "add_user_db","root": "Add User in Legacy Database"},{"name": "add_asset","root": "Asset Allocation"}]}
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