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Speed Up Maven Builds | Maven Build Cache Technology & Business Case Explained

Gradle Enterprise is now... Develocity! 📢 We're excited to announce our rebranding of Gradle Enterprise to Develocity. With our new name, we aim to achieve even greater innovation in build & test performance acceleration technologies and analytics. Visit our refreshed site to explore Develocity's powerful capabilities. Click the link below to get started: https://gradle.com/develocity Video Description: Maven builds are unnecessarily slow. This video explains in an in-depth, methodical way how the Develocity Maven Build Cache speeds up Maven builds and tests. It also introduces a mathematical model for quantifying the compelling productivity and financial benefits your organization will realize by achieving faster feedback cycles and more efficient use of compute resources. Finally it elucidates the beneficial relationship between modularization, build speed and caching. The video is targeted at developers interested in making their teams more productive and for Build/CI engineers interested in using CI resources more efficiently. Even advanced engineers will find this video thought-provoking and well worth their time. Specifically, this video will walk you through how Maven Build Cache allows you to reuse unchanged output from previous local and remote builds to avoid executing Maven goals unnecessarily. These include compile and test goals as well as goals like Javadoc, JAXB, Checkstyle and JaCoCo. It will then become clear how this speeds up local and CI builds since cycles are not wasted re-building components from scratch that are unaffected by new code changes. The business case is then developed and evidence provided for how this could mean giving every developer back half a day per week or more in lost productivity and for your company how this can mean millions of dollars of additional engineering capacity—not to mention increased software quality and faster time-to-market. The video references how the Develocity build cache saves the Spring Boot team 75 minutes of execution time for every CI build they run and asserts that it is not uncommon for Maven users to reduce average build times by 90%. IF AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO YOU WOULD LIKE TO TRY DEVELOCITY BUILD CACHE FOR MAVEN OR GRADLE BUILD TOOLS, VISIT https://tv.gradle.com/trial TO REQUEST A TRIAL. Table of Contents: 00:00:00 - Video Goals 00:00:31 - Maven Build Structures 00:00:55 - Example Maven Build Performance Baseline 00:02:07 - Re-using Maven Outputs 00:02:35 - Explaining Cryptographic Hashes and Cache Keys 00:03:34 - Applying the Develocity Maven Extension 00:04:38 - Running a Build with the Develocity Maven Extension 00:06:02 - Running a Build with the Maven Build Cache Seeded 00:06:55 - Running Maven Build Cache as a Remote Service 00:08:53 - The Impact of Interdependent Modules on Maven Build Cache 00:10:03 - Maven Goals Marked Not Cacheable 00:11:06 - Build Time Scalability & Number of Modules 00:12:59 - Calculating the Savings from Build Time Reductions 00:13:52 - Calculating the Savings from Compute Load Reductions 00:14:06 - Benefits from Faster Feedback Cycles 00:14:43 - The Effects of Maven Build Cache on Very Large Modules 00:15:09 - The Effect of Modularization on Maven Build Cache 00:16:34 - Maven Build Cache Business Case To learn more about Faster Feedback Cycles, check out this playlist: http://tv.gradle.com/build-faster To get the bigger picture and learn more about other major Develocity benefits, check out these playlists. Faster Troubleshooting: https://tv.gradle.com/debug-faster Reliable Builds & Tests: https://tv.gradle.com/more-reliable Continuous Learning & Improvement with Trends & Insights: https://tv.gradle.com/improve CI Cost & Resource Efficiency: https://tv.gradle.com/efficient-ci Develocity Essentials: https://tv.gradle.com/ge-essentials Check out our upcoming live training and events schedule: https://tv.gradle.com/training Use this URL to share: tv.gradle.com/maven-build-cache-demo