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Gitlab CI/CD - Resource Groups

Control concurrency for sensitive tasks. Use Resource Groups to limit how many jobs can run at once, ensuring that deployments to a specific environment happen sequentially to prevent race conditions or conflicts.
Gitlab CI/CD - Resource Groups
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