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Overview: Service configuration management in a data center environment is an ongoing activity involving deployment, modification and ultimately removal of distributed software systems and underlying infrastructure. Configuration management in today’s data centers is largely a human activity. Where automation does exist it is usually implemented by centralized management tools that coordinate configuration actions across the entire infrastructure and applications. These systems are limited in scale, reliability, and security. This paper published by HP proposes that dependable service configuration management is more naturally implemented by a loose federation of fully distributed and self discovering management systems that interact through controlled information exchange.
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