1.Separate Repositories for Each Microservice:
•Create individual repositories for each microservice. This separation allows you to build, test, and deploy each microservice independently.

2.Branch-Specific Pipelines:
•In each repository, you can set up CI/CD configurations for different branches. For example, use separate pipelines for development, staging, and production branches.
•Many CI/CD tools allow branch-specific triggers, so you can have different jobs and deployment targets depending on the branch.

3.Versioning and Deployment Control:
•By using separate pipelines for each service, you can version and release each microservice independently.
•This approach helps in isolating failures to specific services, which can improve overall deployment efficiency and reduce the risk of breaking the entire application.

4.Orchestrate Deployments:
•Use orchestration tools like Kubernetes to deploy the services as independent units.
•Use deployment configurations (like Helm charts) for each microservice to simplify the deployment process.