I have also worked with mono/multi repos. My conclusion is the same. A mono repo is much easier to manage. It is a shared repository but every team manages thei

I have also worked with mono/multi repos. My conclusion is the same. A mono repo is much easier to manage. It is a shared repository but every team manages their own runtime instances. Each team releases at their own pace. The repository is always consistent, no need to manage inter-repo dependencies. You really get the best of both worlds. Coincidentally, I have been reading "Building Microservices" from O'reilly and I still don't see the benefits.