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List of Words

Candidate Solution

Capability Image

Capability Layer

Cash-Flow Computation Role

Cash-Flow Computation Trigger

Catalog

Catalog Entry

Centralized Management

Centralized System

Chargeable Work Unit

CI/CD Pipeline

Classification

Classification Authority

Classification Path

Classified Environment

Cloud Agnosticism

Cloud Environment

Cloud Portability

Cloud Provider

Command Consumer Role

Command Producer Role

Command-Line Interface (CLI)

Communication Characteristic

Communication Endpoint

Communication Parameter

Communication Protocol

Communication Role

Community of Interest

Comparability

Compensation Claim

Competitive Substitution

Compliance

Compliance as Code (CaC)

Compliance Assessment

Compliance Baseline

Compliance Benchmark

Compliance Finding

Compliance Posture

Compliance Profile

Compliance Provider

Concept of Operations (ConOps)

Conceptual Model (CM)

Confidentiality

Configuration

Configuration Application

Configuration Management

Configuration Parameter

Configuration Precedence

Configuration Record

Configuration Resolution

Configuration Source

Configuration Validation

Configuration Value

Conformance

Conformance Assessment

Conformance Claim

Conformance Criterion

Conformance Determination

Conformance Model

Conformance Point

Conformance Profile

Conformance Requirement

Connected Environment

Consensus

Consensus Standard

Constraint

Container Image

Container Mirror

Container Platform

Containerized Workload

Content Minimization

Contract

Contract State Management Role

Control Plane

Controlled Input

Cost

Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement Plane

Cost Rule

Credential

Cross-Domain Transfer

Crucible

Crucible Description

Cryptographic Material

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