05-03, 16:00–16:25 (Asia/Jerusalem), General Track 1
This talk will describe the monorepo codebase architecture, explain why you might want to use it for your Python code, and what kind of tooling you need to work effectively in it.
As organizations and repos grow, we have to choose how to manage codebases in a scalable way. We have two architectural alternatives:
- Multirepo: split the codebase into increasing numbers of small repos, along team or project boundaries.
- Monorepo: Maintain one large repository containing code for many projects and libraries, with multiple teams collaborating across it.
In this talk we'll discuss the pros and cons of monorepos for Python codebases, and the kinds of tooling and processes we can use to make working in a Python monorepo effective.
English
Target audience –Developers, Data Scientists, R&D, Managers
Benjy Weinberger is a software engineer with over 20 years' experience in building scalable distributed systems, and one of the creators of the Pants open-source build system. He is a graduate of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and indulges his longstanding interest in cutting-edge build systems as a co-founder of Toolchain Labs.