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# Deployment Manager Configurations

A Deployment Manager *configuration* contains details of all the workspaces, projects, revisions, packages, and deployment images associated with it. You create a configuration in an instance, which allows you to create an image to make available.

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You can take multiple actions for any configuration set. Click on the links below to view information about each action:

* [Clone](/release-9/platform-documentation/system-administration/deployment-manager/clone-a-configuration.md)
* [Modify](/release-9/platform-documentation/system-administration/deployment-manager/modify-a-configuration.md)
* [Delete](/release-9/platform-documentation/system-administration/deployment-manager/delete-a-configuration.md)
* [Create Image](/release-9/platform-documentation/system-administration/deployment-manager/create-an-image.md)
* Deploy

**Note:** The details shown in the configuration grid include the last selected revision number, version text, and version status. They reflect the choices made by the Deployment Manager user when that person initially added the project to the configuration or when the project was last modified.

There may be other available revisions for the package checked in after the deployment set was created or last modified. When you modify the configuration set, the system displays the available revisions.


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