Monorepo Architecture for Regulated Enterprise: Code Organisation That Scales Compliance

CODEOWNERS

The git-native mechanism that provides SOX ITGC-compliant change approval evidence in a monorepo

Monorepo architecture â€” using Nx, Turborepo, or Bazel â€” provides structural advantages for regulated enterprise engineering that are rarely articulated as compliance arguments. Shared compliance libraries for encryption, audit logging, and PII masking can be versioned and enforced across every service in a single repository. CODEOWNERS-based change approval gates provide SOX ITGC-compliant change control evidence automatically. Dependency management at the monorepo level enables accurate SBOM generation for FedRAMP continuous monitoring. The compliance case for monorepo architecture is not about developer experience â€” it is about making the correct implementation of compliance controls the path of least resistance.

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