Every automation contains at least one task. Running multiple tasks can be particularly useful if you want to perform the same task for multiple devices, but not all at once. For example, let's say you have three devices, and one of them must always be operational, but you need to update and reboot them. In such a scenario, you can initiate Task 1 to update and restart one device (Windows11VM in the example). Only after Task 1 is completed, Task 2 will begin, where you can update and restart device 2 and 3 (Windows11VM2 and Windows11VM3 respectively, in the example). You can assign a specific max time for each task to ensure the automation doesn’t run for too long.
The Task Max Runtime only shows up, if you create a second task by clicking the plus button of the first task.
