AWS Serverless Microservices with Patterns and Best Practices - Monorepo - What Is Monorepo and How Can We Use Monorepo?

The video tutorial introduces Monterrico and Monerujo, focusing on Monero, a software development strategy where multiple project codes are stored in a single repository. This practice, known as mono repo, has been widely adopted by major companies since 2017. The tutorial highlights the benefits of using a mono repo, such as creating a single source of truth, easier code sharing, and refactoring. It further explains the application of Monerujo in serverless ecommerce applications, emphasizing the storage of microservices and infrastructure code in a single repository.

What is a Monorepo?

• A tool for managing serverless applications

• A type of version control system

• A strategy for storing multiple project codes in one repository

• A repository for storing a single project's code

Which companies have adopted the Monorepo strategy since 2017?

• IBM and Oracle

• Apple and Amazon

• Google and Facebook

• Netflix and Spotify

What is one of the key benefits of using a Monorepo?

• It simplifies code refactoring

• It creates multiple sources of truth

• It increases the complexity of code management

• It limits code sharing

In the context of a serverless ecommerce application, what are the two main parts mentioned?

• Database and API development

• Microservice and Infrastructure development

• User Interface and Security

• Frontend and Backend

Why is Monerujo used in the serverless microservices architecture?

• To reduce the cost of development

• To enhance the security of the application

• To store microservices and infrastructure code in the same repository

• To separate microservices and infrastructure code