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mvnd is a daemon for Apache Maven, inspired by Gradle and Bazel, designed to drastically improve build performance by reusing the JVM and caching project state between builds.
mvnd acts as a long-running background process for Maven builds, eliminating repeated JVM startup overhead and leveraging build caching for faster execution of common Maven tasks.
Standard Maven execution requires a new JVM instance to start for every command, which is time-consuming, especially for frequent or small builds. mvnd solves this by maintaining a persistent process.
Keeps the Java Virtual Machine running between builds, significantly reducing startup time compared to standard Maven.
Leverages Maven's parallel build capabilities more effectively within the persistent daemon process.
mvnd is most beneficial in scenarios where Maven builds are executed frequently, leading to significant time savings over time.
Developers running compile, test, or package commands repeatedly during coding benefit from near-instantaneous startup.
Dramatically reduces waiting time during the code-build-test cycle.
Integrating mvnd into CI pipelines can speed up build stages, leading to faster feedback and reduced CI resource usage.
Accelerates CI feedback loops and optimizes build server capacity.
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