UC-4.2

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UC-4.2 Managing System Configuration

Summary
Number

UC-4.2

Name

Managing System Configuration

Context

UC-4 Administration

Sub-Use Cases

None

Overview

Manage System Configuration monitors and reconfigures the functionality of the entire archive system through interactions with Data Management, Archival Storage, Preservation Planning and other functions within Administration. It audits system operations, system performance, and system usage.

Actors
  • Archival Information Update
  • Manage System Configuration
  • Archival Storage>Manage Storage Hierarchy
  • Data Management>Generate Report
  • Preservation Planning>Develop Packaging Designs and Migration Plans
  • Preservation Planning>Develop Preservation Strategies and Standards
Description
Preconditions

None

Trigger

None - this is a continuous process

Successful outcome
  • Archives system configured optimally
Steps
  1. Manage System Configuration sends report requests for system information to Data Management>Generate Report (OAIS Page 4-9)
  2. Manage System Configuration receives reports from Data Management>Generate Report (OAIS Page 4-9)
  3. Manage System Configuration receives operational statistics from Archival Storage>Manage Storage Hierarchy (OAIS Page 4-9)
  4. Manage System Configuration sends performance information to Establish Standards and Policies (OAIS Page 4-9)
  5. Manage System Configuration receives system evolution policies from Establish Standards and Policies (OAIS Page 4-9)
  6. Manage System Configuration summarizes reports (OAIS Page 4-9)
  7. Manage System Configuration audits system operations
  8. Manage System Configuration audits system performance
  9. Manage System Configuration audits system usage
  10. Manage System Configuration develops and implements plans for system evolution (OAIS Page 4-9)
  11. Manage System Configuration provides OAIS performance information to Preservation Planning>Develop Preservation Strategies and Standards (OAIS Page 4-9)
  12. Manage System Configuration provides archive holding inventory reports to Preservation Planning>Develop Preservation Strategies and Standards (OAIS Page 4-9)
  13. Manage System Configuration receives migration packages from Preservation Planning>Develop Packaging Designs and Migration Plans (OAIS Page 4-9)
  14. Manage System Configuration sends change requests, procedures and tools to Archival Information Update (OAIS Page 4-9)


Exceptions
Documentation
Citations

OAIS Page 4-11, s. 4.1.1.5 "The Manage System Configuration function provides system engineering for the archive system to continuously monitor the functionality of the entire archive system and systematically control changes to the configuration. This function maintains integrity and tractability of the configuration during all phases of the system life cycle. It also audits system operations, system performance, and system usage. It sends report requests for system information to Data Management and receives reports; it receives operational statistics from Archival Storage. It summarizes those reports and periodically provides OAIS performance information and archive holding inventory reports to Preservation Planning. It sends performance information to Establish Standards and Policies. It receives migration packages from Preservation Planning. It receives system evolution policies from the Establish Standards and Procedures function. Based on these inputs it develops and implements plans for system evolution. It sends change requests, procedures and tools to Archive Information Update [sic]."

Diagrams
Notes
  • The diagram does not indicate that Manage System Configuration sends performance information (or anything at all) to Establish Standards and Policies, but this is clear from the text.
  • This might need to be broken down into multiple use cases; suggestions:
    • Manage System Configuration
    • Manage System Evolution
    • Manage Migration