This week Java Tip of the Week is a follow up of last session about Maven. The first video covered aspects related to Maven Dependencies. This video will cover some techniques to speed up your Maven build.
Maven Slow?
Since Maven 3, you are able to run your builds in parallel. Depending on the build machine and the project structure, you might get a 60% speedup increase!
Also, there are some ways to selectively pick just the things you want to build, using the -amd and -am flags. These are available since Maven 2, but for some reason they don’t seem to be used that much.
Check the video:
For reference, here are the commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
mvn clean install -T 1C | Builds the project with one Thread per Core |
mvn clean install -T 2C | Builds the project with two Threads per Core |
mvn clean install -T 4 | Builds the project with fours Threads |
mvn clean install -pl [project-name] -amd | Builds just the project specified in -pl and all the dependent projects. |
mvn clean install -pl [project-name] -am | Builds just the project specified in -pl and all the required projects to build it. |
Check the Maven wiki page about Parallel Builds.
Also, check this other post I wrote: Maven Common Problems and Pitfalls.
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| Reference: | Java Tip of the Week #7 – Maven Slow? from our JCG partner Roberto Cortez at the Roberto Cortez Java Blog blog. |
