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Not all information acquired will be aggregated and stored within the CLMC. The CLMC is not responsible for capturing every measurement point related to transferring bytes over the network. It's also not responsible for capturing every interaction between a user and a service. The key design principle is to acquire information from one context that can be used in another context. For example, instead of recording every service interaction an aggregate service usage metric (e.g. request rate/s) would be acquired and stored, and the similar aggregation would be needed for infrastructure monitoring.

### Configuration
Configuration information describes the structure and state of the system over time. Each configuration item has a lifecycle that defines configuration states and events that cause a transition between states. The following table gives examples of configuration items and states.