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Develocity

Build Cache

Accelerate builds by avoiding redundant work. Develocity™ Build Cache lets you reuse successful outputs of previous builds instead of rerunning every build step.

Spend less time waiting for your builds to run

A local build cache lets you reuse outputs from your previous builds, so you can avoid time spent rebuilding unchanged outputs. Develocity's distributed Build Cache takes caching even further, allowing you to share cached outputs across your entire development organization.

Choose your own build system

Build Cache supports Gradle, Maven, Bazel, and sbt builds. You and your fellow developers can continue using your build system of choice while all reaping the benefits of Build Cache.

Illustration of supported build systems

Benefit from a network effect

What if you could safely reuse not just your cached outputs but also those generated by CI from the changes your team members contributed? Build Cache replicates your cache data within and across regions so you can do just that. The bigger your development team, the greater the possible impact.

Get the most out of Build Cache

Develocity's out-of-the-box dashboards equip you with the information you need to get the most out of Build Cache. View the Build Cache's continuous impact on your feedback cycle times, track build performance, and quickly diagnose the cause of cache misses.

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Multi-build system support

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Gradle Build Tool

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Apache Maven

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Bazel

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sbt

Gradle Build Tool

Gradle's free local build cache allows you to reuse the outputs of your own builds. But with Develocity's distributed Build Cache, you can share and reuse outputs across your entire organization, dramatically accelerating build cycle times. The Performance and Trends dashboards then provide powerful analytics, including data to more easily troubleshoot cache misses.

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