When you create multiple integrations at once, the builds inside the camel-k operator are not parallel, but sequential, so only when integration1 is built, the integration2 starts to build.

For example when I create 3 integrations:

kamel run Java.java
kamel run Groovy.groovy
kamel run Yaml.yaml

their phase isn't correctly reflected in their integration object:

oc get integration
NAME     PHASE          KIT                        REPLICAS
groovy   Building Kit   kit-c9bslv0sjdpst34tsf50   
java     Building Kit   kit-c9bslugsjdpst34tsf4g   
yaml     Building Kit   kit-c9bsm00sjdpst34tsf5g 

All the integrations are in the phase Building Kit, but only one is actually being built, the others are waiting for their turn.

Would it make sense to have the default state Pending and only when the operator starts the build process set the state to Building Kit? For example:

oc get integration
NAME     PHASE          KIT                        REPLICAS
groovy   Pending        kit-c9bslv0sjdpst34tsf50   
java     Building Kit   kit-c9bslugsjdpst34tsf4g   
yaml     Pending        kit-c9bsm00sjdpst34tsf5g