With the newly added multi-tenancy support in C8, what happens with process definitions with a timer start event? Does a start trigger get scheduled for every tenant for which the process definition is deployed, or is there just one scheduled for the entire cluster?
Each process definition is associated with a single tenant only. If another tenant deploys the same process, it is considered a different process definition, i.e. it receives a different key.
When the timer start event triggers, it creates a process instance for the tenant that owns that process definition.
Does a start trigger get scheduled for every tenant for which the process definition is deployed, or is there just one scheduled for the entire cluster?
So yes to first part, and no to the second.
Thanks for confirming my suspicion, @korthout !
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