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Deployment Baseline

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Discussion

A Deployment Baseline is a specialization of Baseline that establishes an approved reference for the Artifacts, configuration, parameters, relationships, and constraints used for a deployment.

The general concept of Baseline provides the controlled reference against which a subject can be compared, evaluated, changed, or restored.

A Deployment Baseline applies that concept to a deployment and may identify:

A Deployment Baseline differs from an Infrastructure Baseline:

A Deployment Baseline may incorporate or reference an Infrastructure Baseline, Security Baseline, platform baseline, or other subordinate Baseline.

A Deployment Baseline also differs from a deployment record:

Definition

baseline that establishes an approved reference for the artifacts, configuration, parameters, relationships, and constraints used for a deployment

Source

Dido Solutions, Inc. and Jackrabbit Consulting, Inc.

Note

A Deployment Baseline should have an identifiable revision so an evaluator can determine which reference applied to a particular deployment.

A Deployment Baseline may apply to:

Approval of a Deployment Baseline does not establish that a deployment succeeded or that the deployed result satisfies the applicable Acceptance Criteria.

The applicable deployment record may identify:

The term does not prescribe a particular deployment tool, orchestration product, repository, platform, or implementation technology.

Example

A Deployment Baseline identifies the Infrastructure Configuration, Machine Image revision, platform packages, Security Baseline, deployment parameters, and Acceptance Criteria used to perform a Platform Deployment within a production Infrastructure Environment.


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