DevOps Config reference Rversion finale: Australia Mis à jour 12 mars 2026 1 minute de lectureDevOps Config reference content. Important : DevOps Config is now deprecated and no longer supported or available for new activation. Update the associations for a deployableUpdate the name and description of a deployable as well as its associations with applications and other items. This procedure is optional.Types of configuration data supported by DevOps ConfigDevOps Config stores configuration data of every layer of the IT stack in a centralized location.CDM data modelThe CDM data model is a standardized data structure that supports the broader life cycle of software delivery — automation, quality validation, and CSDM. CDM imports existing config data, validates it using policies that you define, and exports valid config data to your organization's existing DevOps pipeline to implement applications, services, and infrastructure.APIs and DevOps ConfigYou can use DevOps Config and CDM APIs to access your config data.DevOps Config rolesDevOps Config uses these roles.How encrypted data is handledBy default, encrypted values appear in all views as *******. Only users with the CDM Secrets [sn_cdm.cdm_secrets] role can view, create, update, and delete encrypted values in config data. The system validates and exports encrypted data appropriately.Domain separation and DevOps ConfigDomain separation is unsupported for DevOps Config. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data.Default DevOps Config policiesThe DevOps Config Policy content pack contains a set of default DevOps Config policies to validate your configuration data.Default DevOps Config exportersThe DevOps Config Exporter content pack contains a set of default DevOps Config exporters of data that can be used as input for further deployment and provisioning activities.
DevOps Config reference Rversion finale: Australia Mis à jour 12 mars 2026 1 minute de lectureDevOps Config reference content. Important : DevOps Config is now deprecated and no longer supported or available for new activation. Update the associations for a deployableUpdate the name and description of a deployable as well as its associations with applications and other items. This procedure is optional.Types of configuration data supported by DevOps ConfigDevOps Config stores configuration data of every layer of the IT stack in a centralized location.CDM data modelThe CDM data model is a standardized data structure that supports the broader life cycle of software delivery — automation, quality validation, and CSDM. CDM imports existing config data, validates it using policies that you define, and exports valid config data to your organization's existing DevOps pipeline to implement applications, services, and infrastructure.APIs and DevOps ConfigYou can use DevOps Config and CDM APIs to access your config data.DevOps Config rolesDevOps Config uses these roles.How encrypted data is handledBy default, encrypted values appear in all views as *******. Only users with the CDM Secrets [sn_cdm.cdm_secrets] role can view, create, update, and delete encrypted values in config data. The system validates and exports encrypted data appropriately.Domain separation and DevOps ConfigDomain separation is unsupported for DevOps Config. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data.Default DevOps Config policiesThe DevOps Config Policy content pack contains a set of default DevOps Config policies to validate your configuration data.Default DevOps Config exportersThe DevOps Config Exporter content pack contains a set of default DevOps Config exporters of data that can be used as input for further deployment and provisioning activities.