It's already possibly, but not really part of, that would make little sense anyway. It shines with tools you want to run quickly, where the reduction in startup time helps. There was a tweet if a formatter compiled to a native image. I also tried to create a native image for a pretty project, but turned out there are unresolved issues with the Java Kafka Client. Another place where it can be great is really scalable micro services and/or use them as serverless functions. But you lose yit optimisations. So peak performance probably is better running on a JVM.
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