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Definitive Media Library a secure repository in which an organisation's definitive, authorised versions of media Configuration Items (CIs) are stored and protected. It will contain master copies of controlled software media that has passed appropriate quality assurance checks, typically including both procured and bespoke application and gold build source code and executables.

In conjunction with the Configuration Management Database (CMDB), it effectively provides the DNA of the data center i.e. all application and build software media connected to the CMDB record of installation and configuration.

The Definitive Media Library (DML) is a primary component of an organisation's release and provisioning framework and service continuity plan.

References

Template:^ a b Shirley Lacy and Ivor Macfarlane (2007). ITIL Service Transition. The Stationery Office. ISBN 9780113310487.

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