Configuration management

Design Pattern in .Net – Introduction

Posted by admin on August 4, 2011 at 1:16 pm

Welcome to the series of blogs on Design Patterns. This is introductory blog on design pattern. In this blog I will try to explain definition of design pattern & will try to walkthrough of 3 main categories of design pattern.
Definition:
Design patterns are tried and tested programs for recurring problems in software programming. These patterns are [...]

Software Versioning

Posted by admin on April 26, 2011 at 1:17 pm

Having a good version scheme for your software is important for several reasons. The following are the top five things a version scheme allows you to do (in random order):

Track your product binaries to the original source files.
Re-create a past build by having meaningful labels in your source tree.
Avoid “DLL hell” —multiple versions of the [...]

Change Management

Posted by admin on March 25, 2011 at 2:48 pm

The generic change management model consists of the following steps:

Change identification process. The change is visualized, described, assessed, classified, and approved.
Evaluation and coordination process. The cost, scope, and effects are evaluated.
Incorporation and verification process. Change is planned, scheduled, implemented, documented, and verified.

Change Identification
Each and every change needs to be uniquely identified. The premise behind configuration [...]

Basic Elements of Configuration Management

Posted by admin on February 13, 2010 at 10:03 am

Configuration Management(CM) is the discipline that ensures that the state of the software at any given time is known and reconstructable. CM comprises three basic elements: configuration identification (CID), configuration control (CC), and configuration accounting (CA). While each element may be invoked without the others, CM is incomplete in the absence of any of them.
CID [...]

What is Continuous Integration?

Posted by admin on September 11, 2009 at 1:54 pm

One of the hardest things to do in any development project is keeping on track. Many software projects end up going off in unexpected directions, both from a technical perspective and from a business one. Modules built by different developers can be difficult to integrate. Lack of visibility of the application being coded often leads [...]

Configuring SVN for SSPI authentication

Posted by admin on July 24, 2009 at 1:50 pm

I have been working on the SVN to configure it for our Company. After searching all the documents and articles on the web I could able to come out with something which is working with SSPI Authentication. I am thankful to the all the Persons who posted the similar articles on the web.
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