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- ## Declarative Description

A configuration that describes the desired operating state of a system without specifying procedures for how that state will be acheived. This separates configuration (the desired state) from the implementation (commands, API calls, scripts etc.) used to achieve that state.
A configuration that describes the desired operating state of a system without specifying procedures for how that state will be achieved. This separates configuration (the desired state) from the implementation (commands, API calls, scripts etc.) used to achieve that state.

- ## Desired State

The aggregate of all configiuration data needed to start, bootstrap, recreate, run, and recover a system. This does not include data stored within a system, eg. database contents.
The aggregate of all configuration data needed to start, bootstrap, recreate, run, and recover a system. This does not include data stored within a system, eg. database contents.

- ## Drift

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- ## Reconciliation

The process of ensuring the actual state of a system matches its [desired state](#desired-state) declarations.
Contrary to "CIops", any divergence between the two will trigger reconciliation, regardless of where changes occured.
Contrary to "CIops", any divergence between the two will trigger reconciliation, regardless of where changes occurred.
Divergence could be due to the actual state unintentionally [drifting](#drift) from the desired state declarations, or a new desired state declaration version having been changed intentionally.

- ## Software System
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