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Configuration Items (CI) are services, components, or other assets that need to be managed in order to deliver an IT service. They are the basic units of the configuration management system and represent the specific services provided by OIT. Examples of CIs include documents, software, hardware, and services such as consulting and technical support. Regardless of form, composition, or complexity, the life cycle of a CI is documented and controlled. CIs are classified into several configuration groups, each of which has a specific life cycle. The configuration group life cycle describes each phase of a CIs life from requirements definition and acquisition through deployment and maintenance to retirement and disposition of the CI.

Configuration Groups

The following are the configuration groups used by OIT for organizing CIs in the Configuration Management Database (CMDB):

  • Application Servers

    • Tomcat
    • BEA Weblogic
    • IBM Websphere
    • Java
    • JBoss
    • Domino
    • Web Servers
  • Servers

    • Linux
    • Windows
    • Unix
    • ESX
    • Solaris
    • AIX
    • HPUX
    • OS X
    • Netware
  • Clusters

    • Windows
  • Database Servers

    • DB2
    • MSSQL
    • MySQL
    • Oracle
    • Sybase
  • Database Instances

    • DB2
    • HBase
    • MSSQL
    • MySQL
    • Oracle
    • PostgreSQL
    • Sybase
  • Database Catalogs

    • DB2
    • MSSQL
    • MySQL
    • Oracle
    • Sybase
  • Network

    • Networks
    • Services
    • Network Gear
    • Routers
    • Switches
    • VPN
  • Load Balancers

    • LB Hardware
    • LB Applications
  • Data Center

    • Data Center
    • Computer Room
    • Zone
    • Rack
    • UPS
    • Power Circuit
    • CRAC (Air Conditioner)
  • Infrastructure Services

    • Email
    • FTP
    • Directory Servers
    • Other
  • VMware

    • VMware vCenter Instances
    • VMware vCenter Datacenters
    • VMware vCenter Clusters
    • ESX Servers
    • VMware Virtual Machine Instances
    • VMware vCenter Datastores
    • VMware vCenter Folders
    • VMware vCenter Networks
    • ESX Resource Pools
  • Hyper-V

    • Hyper-V Servers
    • Virtual Machine Instances
    • Networks
    • Resource Pools
    • Clusters
  • KVM

    • KVMs
    • Virtual Machine Instances
    • Networks
    • Storage Pools
  • Automation Servers

    • Puppet Masters
  • Base Items

    • Business Services
    • Applications
    • Servers (Physical)
    • Servers (Virtual)
    • Computers
    • Workstations
    • Out-of-Band Devices
    • Network Gear
    • Printers
    • Communications
    • Communication Devices
    • UPSs
    • Accessories
    • Computer Peripherals
    • Software
  • Storage

    • Servers
    • File Shares
    • Pools
    • Volumes
    • Disks
    • Controllers
    • Ports
    • HBAs
    • Switches
  • Storage Networks (SAN)

    • SANs
    • Fabrics
    • Zone Sets
    • Zones
    • Endpoints
    • Connections
 
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