Use configuration scenarios
System configuration guide
Save a system configuration as a scenario so you can test changes and restore a known configuration when needed.
About configuration scenarios
Configuration scenarios let you save a system's configuration as a reusable snapshot. This is useful when testing a different configuration while keeping a working version available to restore.
Not every connector supports configuration scenarios. When supported, NIM may include a default scenario supplied by the connector.
Save the current configuration as a scenario
- Open the system you want to save.
- Select Scenario in the upper-right corner.
- Select Add to save the current system configuration as a new scenario.
Use scenarios for controlled testingSave a scenario before changing tables, settings, or other connector configuration so you can return to the saved version if the test does not produce the expected result.
Load a saved scenario
- Open Scenario for the system.
- Select the play button next to the scenario you want to load.
- In the confirmation window, choose whether to create a backup scenario of the current configuration.
- Confirm the change to replace the current system configuration with the selected scenario.
Recommended practice
- Give scenarios a clear name that describes their intended configuration or test.
- Create a backup scenario before loading a different configuration when you may need to restore your current work.
- After loading a scenario, collect the system and confirm that the expected tables and data are available.