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My project takes a long time to build (~3h) and the compiler is not making effective use of the quad-core cpu.
The project also requires multiple builds of each version to support different configurations.
Can hudson support building several instances of the same project simultaneously?
The feature continues to be marked as ‘Beta’ as we are aware that there are some situations in which you might find a conflict using concurrent builds eg maven builds might cause issues, blocking downstream builds should help
Essentially, if you are able to run these jobs in parallel then you should have no problems with the feature.
That said, if you are able to use the latest Maven 3 support (in Hudson 2.1.0) you could use the experimental threading support to parallelize your build