MValent lets organizations create standards for automating the configuration of an entire app infrastructure, including app servers, Web servers, databases and middleware. Integrity also aims to provide a common management framework for all the application silos in an enterprise. This ensures that configuration settings are tracked across development, QA, production and failover to help prevent outages due to unplanned changes or misconfigurations.
However, mValent's software is costly and complex to install and requires that users have a deep understanding of the applications being managed. Only enterprises that are drowning in application-configuration problems will find real value here.
Maintaining Your Integrity
MValent Integrity focuses on several key application infrastructure areas: configuration management, change management and release management. Integrity's configuration-management capabilities focus on the discovery and inventory of existing settings, which can number in the thousands in a large application infrastructure. Change-management features include version control for configuration settings, such as the ability to roll back to a previous setting. Release management lets you deploy new applications or make changes to existing apps. It also provides audit reporting on changes.
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