@Marvin do task concurrency limits apply across multiple separate flows running at the same time

Task concurrency limits are applicable across multiple separate flows running at the same time if you define global concurrency limits. When you define global limits using the

concurrency

context manager, it can manage the number of concurrent tasks across all flows that are running. This ensures that, for instance, you do not exceed the maximum number of database connections or the number of parallel processing tasks regardless of how many flows are currently executing those tasks. For example, by using

concurrency("database", occupy=1)

, you can ensure that you never exceed the maximum number of database connections, or with

concurrency("data-processing", occupy=5)

, you can limit the number of

process_data

tasks to five at any one time across all running flows. You can find more details on this feature in the Prefect documentation here: Global Concurrency Limits.