Declarative Configuration
Declarative configuration is a programming paradigm in which users describe the desired outcome rather than specifying step-by-step instructions for achieving it. In contrast to imperative programming, representative examples include SQL and Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools, and it is naturally suited to version control and team collaboration.
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The separation of portable context from local runtime state is essentially the separation of declarative configuration from imperative execution records.
Declarative configuration describes the desired state of the system rather than the steps to achieve it, as opposed to imperative configuration
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The separation of portable context from local runtime state is essentially the separation of declarative configuration from imperative execution records.
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