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**Description:** Split tests up into manageable size chunks and run them in parallel to avoid only running part of the tests.

**Use Case Name:** Design Parallel Workflows
**Description:** GoCD uses fan in/fan out dependency management to make sure the project doesn't get deployed until both of the upstream pipelines have gone green (similar to the Model Complex Workflows use case)
**Description:** GoCD uses fan in/fan out dependency management to make sure the project doesn't get deployed until both of the upstream pipelines have gone green (similar to the Model Complex Workflows use case).

**Use Case Name:** Manage Environments in a Pipeline
**Description:** It's easier to break an application with a configuration change than with a bug introduced in the source code, therefore, managing all environments using an automated system and then verifying is efficient and helpful.
**Description:** It's easier to break an application with a configuration change than with a bug introduced in the source code, therefore, managing all environments using an automated system and then verifying is efficient and helpful.