Configuration-management definition
The definition of configuration management is a system of making sure that a product or service remains consistent throughout its lifespan.
An example of configuration management is ensuring that a company computer system stays working.
noun
An element of network management, configuration management comprises the management of the logical and physical arrangement and interconnection of the components and elements that comprise a given system and network, including software, firmware, hardware, circuits, and channels. At a more detailed level, configuration management includes the processes of load balancing, network optimization, and traffic analysis. See also load balancing, network management, network optimization, and traffic analysis.
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