CMDB definition A configuration management database (CMDB) is a data repository that stores information about all hardware and software assets in your IT environment.

Recently, vendors have been offering a single, all-encompassing CMDB to hold configuration data that’s accessible by all applications that need the data. But an all-encompassing database isn’t ...

With the guidance of V-Soft Consulting, this company took on the task of modernizing their configuration management database (CMDB) to align with the industry’s best practices.

Over the last year, I've written on the topic of the Configuration Management Database as proposed by the IT Infrastructure Library in its best practices for service management. The CMDB has since ...

Having a configuration management database (CMDB) can be a huge asset. After all, it provides a holistic view of your IT environment, captures the true impact of the thousands of changes you make ...

As most of you know, EMA has been actively working to research and develop best practices around the planning and deployment of the IT Infrastructure Library's Configuration Management Database ...

The Configuration Management Database (CMDB) has long served as the backbone of IT infrastructure understanding. It acts as a centralized repository of information, detailing the intricate ...

How to significantly increase the likelihood of a successful configuration management database implementation.

Computer Associates will ship in August a new database for storing configuration management information for its CA Service Management Accelerator product.

BMC is touting its BMC Atrium Configuration Management Database, which it said is the first product for ensuring data consistency and integration between different management processes.