Diagram of software configuration management

Okay, dimpalsuraskar. You're asking for a diagram of Software Configuration Management (SCM).

A typical SCM diagram illustrates the processes and artifacts involved in managing changes to software throughout its lifecycle. It usually includes:

• Baseline: A stable, approved version of software components.
• Configuration Control Board (CCB): A group that reviews and approves or rejects proposed changes.
• Change Request: A formal document detailing a proposed modification.
• Version Control System: A repository (like Git) that stores different versions of the software code and documentation.
• Build/Release Management: Processes for compiling code, testing, and deploying new versions.
• Auditing: Reviewing the SCM process and its adherence to policies.

The diagram often shows a cyclical flow: a baseline is established, change requests are submitted, reviewed by the CCB, approved changes are implemented and versioned, leading to a new baseline after building and releasing.