What is evaluated under 'Compliance' in CMDB Health?

The evaluation of 'Compliance' in CMDB Health primarily focuses on the adherence of the Configuration Items (CIs) data to established standards and desired states. This involves using certification filters to compare the actual state of the CIs against a defined desired state. The desired state represents what each CI should look like in terms of attributes, relationships, and compliance with organizational policies. By assessing compliance in this way, organizations can ensure that their CMDB is not only accurate but also aligns with governance and operational requirements.

This approach helps identify discrepancies and non-compliance issues, which can then be addressed to maintain an effective and reliable CMDB. It also plays a critical role in validating that the data remains useful for decision-making and operational efficiency.

Other aspects related to CI accuracy, relationships, aging, and data completeness are important for overall CMDB health but are not directly classified under 'Compliance' in this context. They deal more with data quality and the integrity of the CMDB rather than the compliance aspect itself.