After installing Lifecycle Management, follow these steps to set up data and start database provisioning activities.
This feature allows administrators to define various lifecycle statuses that describe the current state of database environments. Lifecycle statuses could include stages such as "Development," "Testing," "Staging," and "Production." These statuses help categorize databases based on their operational phase, facilitating better management and organization.
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Administrators can modify existing lifecycle statuses to update descriptions or reorder them based on changing organizational needs. Editing lifecycle statuses ensures that database environments are accurately represented and easily identifiable during provisioning activities.
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Classifications provide a way to categorize databases based on specific attributes such as data sensitivity (e.g., "Confidential," "Public"), application type (e.g., "CRM," "ERP"), or compliance requirements. Administrators can create classifications to ensure databases are appropriately tagged and managed according to their unique characteristics.
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Administrators can modify existing classifications to refine categorization criteria or update classification details. This flexibility allows administrators to adapt classifications to evolving database requirements and organizational standards.
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Announcements play a crucial role in communicating important information to users. By defining different announcement types, such as "Maintenance," "Outage," or "New Feature," administrators can categorize announcements effectively. Each announcement type can be tailored to specific communication needs, ensuring that users receive relevant and timely updates.
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Administrators can modify announcement types to adjust descriptions or prioritize their display order. Editing announcement types allows for better management of communication priorities and ensures that announcements are effectively categorized for user visibility.
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System integration settings enable administrators to configure component settings and URLs to align with the organization's infrastructure environment. This ensures seamless integration of Lifecycle Management with existing systems, applications, or network environments, enhancing operational efficiency and data consistency.