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Monorepos require a slightly different setup. We are going to deploy three separate Amplify apps:
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Monorepos require a slightly different setup. We are going to deploy 3 Amplify apps:
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1. `my-shared-backend`
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The first app, `my-shared-backend`, will be the only app that updates changes to the backend. The other apps will only run frontend builds that point to the shared backend.
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1. To get started, deploy the shared backend Amplify app. With Gen 2, you can now setup backend-only CI/CD apps. Navigate to the Amplify console and select **Create new app**.
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2. Once you connect your repository, select your monorepo project. Check the box that says **My app is a monorepo** and enter the path to your amplify backend.
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![monorepo](/images/gen2/fullstack-branching/monorepo.png)
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1. Once you connect your repository, select your monorepo project. Check the box that says **My app is a monorepo** and enter the path to your amplify backend.
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![monorepo](/images/gen2/fullstack-branching/monorepo.png)
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3. Your build settings should be automatically detected. Save and deploy.
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## Deploy frontend apps

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