Hey guys
I’ve been using Rabbitmq for a few years, but now I needed to build a flow that calls another flow through the n8n node.
I set the value 1 for parallel processing. But even so, as you will see in the image, the trigger happens seconds after the previous one, while the first processing took much longer.
See the image below: The first event started at 17:41:42 and lasted 50.609s. And the second item in the queue started at 17:41:47h, just 5 seconds later.
In this other image is the Rabbit configuration:
And in this other one, the image of the total flow of the “first part”:
See that this flow is started by the Rabbit node, but it calls another flow through the “Execute Workflow” node. (which by the way calls another “Execute Workflow”)
And, as I update a database on the same record, I need one flow to finish to run the next one.
Am I doing something wrong?
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