JRebel Enterprise speeds configuration, code updates for cloud-based Java development
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JRebel Enterprise accelerates configuration of cloud-based Java development environments and enables incremental code changes to Java applications without full redeploys. The software skips redeploys for minor code changes and automatically configures Java environments to support changing Java development environments at enterprise scale. JRebel Enterprise provides the capabilities of the JRebel code deployment tool while optimizing for containerized, cloud environments. Developers can push code changes to remote environments without lengthy rebuilds and redeploys. In 2025, 73% of enterprise respondents used cloud-based or remote development environments, increasing complexity and compatibility challenges for infrastructure. JRebel Enterprise eliminates redeploys and frequent developer-level reconfiguration in dynamic cloud environments.
Perforce Software has introduced JRebel Enterprise, software that promises to accelerate the configuration of cloud-based Java development environments, and that enables incremental code changes to Java applications, eliminating the need to redeploy entire applications for every change, the company said. Announced August 19, JRebel Enterprise skips Java application redeploys for minor code changes and automatically configures Java environments to support changing Java development environments at enterprise scale, Perforce said.
JRebel Enterprise enables developers to seamlessly push code changes to remote environments without the need for lengthy rebuilds and redeploys, said Jeff Michael, Perforce's senior director of product management, in a statement. The company said that, according to its 2025 Java Productivity Report published March 4, 73% of enterprise respondents use cloud-based or remote development environments. But increased complexities in these environments can result in additional challenges for companies searching for development tools to ensure compatibility and efficiency within their own infrastructure.
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