Detect Configuration Drift Compare to Baseline#1965
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Detect Configuration Drift Compare to Baseline#1965chetnadev wants to merge 5 commits intoServiceNowDevProgram:mainfrom
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This ServiceNow business rule script is designed to detect configuration drift in a Configuration Item (CI) by comparing its current state to the most recent baseline record stored in the cmdb_baseline table.
What it Does, In Simple Terms:
Gets the latest baseline for the current CI. Compares key fields (ram, cpu_count, os) between the current CI and the baseline. If differences (a "drift") are found: It logs the drift in a custom table (u_drift_log). It triggers an event (ci.drift_detected) to possibly notify or take further action.