Configuration Management Development

Software Configuration Management is defined as a process to systematically manage, organize, and control the changes in the documents, codes, and other entities during the Software Development Life Cycle.

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It is abbreviated as the SCM process in software engineering. The primary goal is to increase productivity with minimal mistakes.

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With that defined, let’s talk about how it works in practice. Configuration management usually spans a few areas. It often relates to different ideas, like creating “software pipelines” to build and test our software artifacts. Or it might relate to writing “infrastructure-as-code” to capture in code the current state of our infrastructure. And it could mean incorporating configuration management tools to store the current state of our servers

Our Expertise in Configuration Management Development:

  • Configuration Management Planning.
  • Configuration Identification.
  • Configuration Control.
  • Master data management.
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The basic activities within the scope of Configuration Management are:

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Management Planning
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Configuration Identification
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Configuration Control
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Master data management
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Status Accounting and Reporting
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Verification and Audit

How Configuration Management is useful?

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Disaster Recovery

If the worst does happen, configuration management ensures that our assets are easily recoverable. The same applies to rollbacks. Configuration management makes it so that when we’ve put out bad code, we can go back to the state of our software before the change.
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Uptime and Site Reliability

The term “Site Reliability” refers to how often your service is up. There are companies where each second of downtime would cost thousands—often tens or even hundreds of thousands. Eek! A frequent cause of downtime is bad deployments, which can be caused by differences in running production servers to test servers. With our configuration managed properly, our test environments can mimic production, so there’s less chance of a nasty surprise.
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Easier Scaling

Provisioning is the act of adding more resources (usually servers) to our running application. Configuration management ensures that we know what a good state of our service is. That way, when we want to increase the number of servers that we run, it’s simply a case of clicking a button or running a script. The goal is really to make provisioning a non-event.