The Load Balancers for LB type svs are created sequentially, meaning that if 10 LB type
services are created in parallel and each LB takes 1 min to be created, the last LB
will be created after 10 min.

So when 10 LB type services are created in parallel, if each LB takes 1 minute to be in ACTIVE state:

	Service 1 will be available after 1 min since it was created
	Service 2 will be available after 2 min since it was created
	Service 3 will be available after 3 min since it was created
	Service 4 will be available after 4 min since it was created
	Service 5 will be available after 5 min since it was created
	Service 6 will be available after 6 min since it was created
	Service 7 will be available after 7 min since it was created
	Service 8 will be available after 8 min since it was created
	Service 9 will be available after 9 min since it was created
	Service 10 will be available after 10 min since it was created

This means that the number of tests running in parallel is limited by the service creation timeout.

number of parallel tests < LB creation timeout / LB creation time

If the LB creation timeout is 5 min and LB creation takes 1 min we cannot run more than 4-5 tests in parallel

4.12.0-0.nightly-2022-09-20-095559

Always

1. Deploy OCP
2. Create 10 LB type svcs:
 for i in `seq 1 10`;
 do echo $i;
 oc new-project test$i-ns;
 oc create deployment test$i-dep --image=quay.io/kuryr/demo;
 oc scale deployments/test$i-dep --replicas=2;
 oc expose deployment test$i-dep --name test$i-svc --type=LoadBalancer --port 80 --target-port=8080;
 done
3. Wait until the LBs are created 

LBs sequentially created

Should be created in parallel? not sure if this is the expected behavior but we should
consider it or analyze the impact/risks otherwise.