Configuration Management Principles and Practice 1357

Author: (USA) Harry Hass, translated by Gong Bo, Huang Huiping, Wang Gaoxiang
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: Software configuration management is a core component of software quality improvement. It spans the entire software lifecycle, providing a set of solutions and principles for software enhancement. This book clarifies the elements that should be included in a comprehensive software engineering configuration management strategy, as well as the benefits it brings, and describes how to apply the configuration management strategy in practice. The book is divided into 5 parts, with a total of 26 chapters and 3 appendices, covering the following topics: basic concepts of configuration management; fundamental principles of configuration management; selection and application of configuration management data; different roles and tasks involved in configuration management activities; applying configuration management in various environments; implementing configuration management for security-critical systems, complex systems, multi-platform systems, and multi-variant systems in projects of different scales, managing multi-site development and providing cross-organizational functionality; integrating different configuration management tools; and improving configuration management processes based on CMMI.