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Configuration Management

This domain groups systems that solve Configuration Management problems - shared vocabulary, common interfaces, and repeatable operational constraints. Use this page to see which systems already exist, what they ingest and emit, and which patterns we repeatedly rely on in this problem space.

Domains are how we avoid reinventing the same solution in slightly different shapes. When a domain repeats, it’s a signal to standardize schemas, mapping layers, auth patterns, and operator workflows.

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Definition

This domain groups systems focused on configuration management workflows, shared data models, and repeatable operational constraints.

What belongs

  • Systems where configuration management is the primary problem space.
  • Integrations that move, validate, or enforce data in this domain.
  • Operational tools that reduce risk and manual work for this domain.

What doesn't

  • Generic tools where configuration management is incidental metadata.
  • One-off experiments without domain-specific constraints.

Typical integrations and constraints

  • Source-of-truth feeds, vendor APIs, and scheduled extracts.
  • Schema drift, credential scope, and compliance requirements.
  • Role-based access and operational review cycles.

Common interfaces

  • REST/JSON APIs and vendor export endpoints.
  • CSV, SQL views, or Sheets-based boundary objects.
  • Auth boundaries (service accounts, OAuth, SSO).

Common patterns and playbooks

No playbooks mapped yet.

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apache-git-sync

A small Rust daemon that keeps /etc/apache2 bidirectionally synced with a Git remote. Local edits are autocommitted and pushed. Remote changes are safely …

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