Software Configuration Management

Software configuration management is concerned with systematically tracking the revisions and variants of a software system that arise over time. Configuration management includes

• Build management: construction of derived artifacts
• Version management: tracking and storing revisions
• Software deployment: releasing, distributing, and installing software

General

• Walter Tichy. Software Configuration Management Overview.

• Jacky Estublier. Software Configuration Management : A Roadmap In The Future of Software Engineering; Ed. Anthony Finkelstein; ACM Press (May 2000). ISBN 1-58113-253-0

• Brad Appleton's Software Configuration Management Links

• Susan Dart, Concepts in Software Configuration Management Systems, In Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Software Configuration Management, Trondheim, Norway, 1991, pages 1-18.