Software Configuration Management

Author: Sean Kenefick
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features:
This book provides numerous tips and best practices, suitable for both beginners and experienced software configuration administrators.
It uses real-world Windows.NET and Linux examples to illustrate basic software configuration management (SCM) theories.
It introduces new source code control tools, such as SourceSafe and CVS, in detail.
Software configuration management (SCM) is crucial for every software project. However, most companies do not pay enough attention to it, and many people still lack a comprehensive understanding.
This book is divided into three parts—"Perspectives," "Tools," and "Tasks"—and covers the roles of SCM, source code control tools, and methods for maintaining source code databases and building products.
It also includes examples of Windows.NET and Linux.
Through these concepts, readers can gain a deeper understanding of SCM.
This book is highly suitable for professionals working in fundamental software engineering organizations.
Software configuration management (SCM) is essential for every software project. However, most companies do not pay enough attention to it, and many people still lack a comprehensive understanding.
This book is divided into three parts, covering the roles of SCM, source code control tools, and methods for maintaining source code databases and building products.
It also includes examples of WINDOWS.NET and LINUX.