configurationset

noun
UK /kənˌfɪɡəˈreɪʃən sɛt/
US /kənˌfɪɡjəˈreɪʃən sɛt/

A configuration set is a group of settings that tells a computer or program how to work.

The engineer saved the configuration set so the machine would start the same way every time.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In cloud services, a configuration set is a named collection of rules that control how messages are sent and tracked.

The team attached a configuration set to the email service to log delivery events.

3. In networking, a configuration set is a bundle of device settings that can be applied to many machines at once.

The administrator pushed the new configuration set to all the routers.

4. In software testing, a configuration set is a specific combination of hardware and software choices used for a test run.

Each configuration set was tested to make sure the app worked on every device.