[Solved] A large organization plans to grow from 5 to 60 microservices with multiple autonomous teams.... Which repository strategy is most suitable? | Microservices

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A large organization plans to grow from 5 to 60 microservices with multiple autonomous teams. They require independent deployment schedules and minimal cross-team conflicts. Which repository strategy is most suitable?

AMulti-repo, to force all teams to share the same build pipeline

BMono-repo, to enforce consistent tooling and centralized control

CMono-repo, to reduce repository size and cloning time

DMulti-repo, to allow teams to manage services independently

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify organizational needs
Multiple teams require autonomy and independent deployments.
Step 2: Evaluate repo strategies
Multi-repo supports independent service management and reduces merge conflicts, fitting the scenario. Mono-repo centralizes control but can increase conflicts and coordination overhead.
Step 3: Analyze options
Multi-repo, to allow teams to manage services independently aligns with requirements. Mono-repo, to enforce consistent tooling and centralized control and C describe mono-repo benefits but conflict with autonomy needs. Multi-repo, to force all teams to share the same build pipeline is incorrect as multi-repo does not force shared pipelines.
Final Answer:
Multi-repo, to allow teams to manage services independently -> Option D
Quick Check:
Multi-repo suits autonomous teams and independent deployments [OK]

Quick Trick: Multi-repo enables team autonomy and independent deploys [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Choosing mono-repo for large autonomous teams
Assuming mono-repo reduces repo size
Believing multi-repo enforces shared pipelines

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