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Larger companies are still experiencing higher redeployment times - with 65% reporting times of over five minutes per redeploy. 17% of respondents reported over a 50% increase in start-up times, slightly higher than last year’s results. The report also measured the growing frustration of microservice application redeployment and start-up times. “As organizations are seeing more pressure to accelerate time-to-market, they’ll need to further invest in their developers to help them deal with DevOps at scale - and perform faster and better.”

#Jrebel software software

“This year’s report shows the necessity of improving the efficiency of Java developer teams, which coincides with the increasing demand for software developers in 2023,” said Rod Cope, CTO at Perforce Software.

Java developers continue to face large redeploy times throughout their applications, with this year’s results showing 10+ minutes as the most common redeployment time - a 6% increase from 2022. Most respondents from larger companies noted using over 21 microservices per application. The growth of microservices as the solution to simplify and accelerate Java development continues to rise in popularity within the Java ecosystems. Major findings from the report detail the steady impact of microservices on Java application build and redeploy times. The report outlines the top tools and technologies supporting the Java ecosystem, as well as emerging trends and their impacts on overall developer productivity.