It’s very, very strange that it would take more than a couple of milliseconds of you’ve added a transaction boundary to the start event. Is there any other potential cause?
@Niall … I was hoping to find the potential cause here. I haven’t found it yet.
But is there a setting to decerease response time when a lot of processes are to be started in parallel. something like a thread pool which I can increase or decrease.??
I have looked at job executer threads , but I think they come into the picture after the process has started. right ?
Hi Priyotosh,
At the moment it’s hard to say what can be a culprit here. Let me clarify a scenario.
You make a single POST request to Camunda instance to start a process. And it takes 1-2 seconds to get a response?
Can you share the request and BPMN file?
Its taking a few miliseconds when I test it via postman and its taking 1-2 secs when it happens via our resttemplate call in springboot. Will look into that. Thanks.
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