Reported deployment times were significant, too, with 44% of microservices application users reporting redeploy times of over five minutes per redeploy. The survey found that over 61% of respondents had experienced an increase in the startup time for their microservice-based applications within the last 12 months, with 14% of those experiencing an over 50% increase. The report also measures the continued impact of microservices on Java application deployment times. From a developer perspective, organizations need to provide the tools developers want, or risk them finding an organization that will.” “This friction will be top of mind for organizations who want to improve the efficiency of their Java teams - especially as recruiting and retaining skilled talent becomes increasingly difficult in the next few years. “This report shows there is still friction for teams adopting microservices and CI/CD, namely the time wasted while waiting on redeploy and commit times.” said Rod Cope, CTO at Perforce Software.
With most respondents noting that they commit code over five times per day, that developer downtime can add up quickly. For larger organizations, that rate climbed to 58%. Among CI/CD users, 42% of respondents reported a build completion time of over five minutes. The report details the top Java development tools, technologies, and trends shaping the Java ecosystem - and tracks the impact of these emerging trends on overall developer productivity.Īmong key findings from the survey, the report details the impact of microservices and CI/CD on Java application build, commit, and deploy times.
MINNEAPOLIS, Febru- Perforce Software, a provider of solutions to enterprise teams requiring productivity, visibility, and scale along the development lifecycle, today announced the release of their 10th annual Java landscape survey - the 2022 Java Developer Productivity Report. 10th annual survey from JRebel by Perforce finds 63% reporting an increase in microservice application start-up time