sec-multi-monorepo-kotlin-nextjs-hybrid-pipeline

To set up a unified CI/CD pipeline for a Kotlin Spring Boot and Next.js monorepo, apply a standardized hybrid pipeline skill. It automates GitHub Actions workflows, Gradle builds, Docker image creation, and parallel app-level deployments.

To build Next.js static assets into a Spring Boot API module, the pipeline runs a Next.js export build and copies the generated static resources directly into the backend module. This ensures the frontend assets are packaged within the backend resources during the build process.

Yes, you can deploy multiple backend apps in parallel from a single monorepo. The hybrid pipeline uses GitHub Actions matrix strategies to deploy per-app concurrently, building and versioning Docker images per module with a standard naming convention.

Yes, you need a Gradle wrapper to automate builds in a Kotlin monorepo. The guided scaffolding enforces Gradle wrapper usage and requires a structured repository layout with a settings.gradle.kts file to properly configure the multi-module builds.

The best way to standardize Docker image naming across monorepo modules is to apply a unified CI/CD pipeline that builds and versions Docker images per module using a predefined naming convention. This ensures consistent artifact management across all deployed modules.