Will you define sequence parallel run?

A sequence parallel run is a pipeline execution pattern where a set of jobs or stages are first executed sequentially, and once those complete, a group of subsequent jobs runs in parallel. For example, in a CI/CD pipeline you might build and test code sequentially, then deploy to multiple environments concurrently. The key benefit is that it reduces overall run time by parallelizing independent tasks while preserving order where dependencies exist. In tools like Jenkins or GitHub Actions, this is achieved using stages or jobs with dependencies, and parallelism is controlled by the pipeline configuration.