CSDM 4.0 Build Domain

[Hardik10]

The build domain is newly included in the CSDM  4.0 and it is mainly going to use for the DevOps module. 

As per DevOps module documentation, it is 1:1 mapping between DevOps App and SDLC_component. When any new DevOps App will be created, an associated SDLC_component and Application Model will also be created. 

I have a few questions related to this. 

1. Based on CSDM 4.0 Conceptual Model, Build domain -> SDLC_component will have Teams (basically developers who are developing the component ie. REST API, MicroServices, Web App). Is there any specific field available to link/associate Build/Developer teams to a specific SDLC_component?
2. Based on CI Relationship, SDLC_componet contains Application Services, also from the conceptual model, SDLC_component should have associated Application Services. But, on ServiceNow table forms, I was not able to find a way to link or set up this relationship. Any idea on how this can be set up?
3. On Navigation Filter, under CSDM, we can see each domain except Build. Any plan to add a Build domain to set up the various CI relationships? 

[EricDohr · Accepted solution]

For your first inquiry

Because this is an extension of the cmdb_ci table, there are four fields that reference the Group table as seen below.  You have the ability to use one of these fields (see the information below on adding fields to the form) or you can create a similar field on that table that references the Group table.  Here is a screenshot of the four fields on the table (but out of box may not be on the form).

For your inquiry #2

• As an admin, switch the application set to CMDB CI Class Models
• Go to the table SDLC Component [cmdb_ci_sdlc_component]
• Go to Configure > Form Design
• Add CI Relations
• Save the form

If creating a new record, you will not see the CI Relations formatter until the record is saved.

One other step you will want to look at is the Suggested Relationships for the class in CI Class Manager

Unfortunately I am not able to speak to number three as I am not involved in that area, but it is a great question.

[Hardik10]

Thanks @EricDohr