Activity: Plan the Integration








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Activity: Plan the Integration















This activity plans the integration of the system for the current iteration.








DescriptionWork Breakdown StructureTeam AllocationWork Product Usage








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Parent Activities


Implementation






Description



Planning the integration is focused on which implementation subsystems should be implemented, and the order in which the implementation subsystems should be integrated in the current iteration.



Properties



Event Driven


Multiple Occurrences


Ongoing


Optional


Planned


Repeatable



Staffing



Integration is typically carried out by a single person (for a small project on which the build process in simple) or a small team (for a large project on which the build process is complex). The integrators need experience in software build management, configuration management, and experience in the programming language in which the components to be integrated are written. Because integration often involves a high degree of automation, expertise in operating system shell or scripting languages and tools like 'make' (on Unix) or 'ant' (for Java) is also essential.



Usage



Usage Guidance Planning the integration process should be done early, at least in rough form, when the architecture is baselined. As the architecture and design evolve, the integration plan should be examined and updated to ensure that the build plan does not become obsolete by changes in the architecture or the design.





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