SICEKIT should be configured for consistent CI metadata quality, controlled permissions, and predictable synchronization jobs.
- application URL and proxy settings
- database and cache configuration
- CI classification and required fields
Example baseline:
SICEKIT_URL=https://sicekit.example.com
DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
DB_PORT=5432
DB_NAME=sicekit
DB_USER=sicekit
DB_PASSWORD=replace-with-strong-password
¶ CI and data quality policy
- Define required fields for each CI type.
- Enforce ownership and environment tags.
- Add validation for imported data quality thresholds.
¶ Access and workflow control
- Restrict schema/config edits to admins.
- Use separate roles for view/edit/approval.
- Log and review bulk data operations.
¶ Backup and recovery
Back up:
- database
- app configuration and templates
- integration mapping definitions
Recovery test:
- Restore DB and config.
- Validate CI queries and relationship views.
- Re-run one integration sync and compare results.
- Data sync failures alerting enabled.
- DB and storage growth monitored.
- Backup restore tested.
- Upgrade rollback procedure maintained.
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