CCDV-F Deep Dive 04/25: Configuration Management (Domain 2, 4.1%) | Claude Certified Developer
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CCDV-F Deep Dive 04/25: Configuration Management (Domain 2, 4.1%) | Claude Certified Developer
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Configuration Management explained for the CCDV-F exam: keep anything that changes behavior in versioned configuration and secrets out of it, pin the model ID and upgrade only after evals, version prompts like code, and in Claude Code remember that CLAUDE.md is context while settings are enforced: five scopes from managed to user, lists merge, and a deny rule at any scope wins.
Configuration Management carries 4.1% of the Claude Certified Developer Foundations (CCDV-F) exam weight, in Domain 2: Applications and Integration (33.1%).
This exam-prep deep dive is for developers preparing for the Claude Certified Developer Foundations (CCDV-F) exam who want more than the short Configuration Management lesson. It covers what belongs in configuration, secrets and environments, pinned model IDs and the model lifecycle, deliberate upgrades with evals, prompt versioning, CLAUDE.md versus settings.json, the five Claude Code settings scopes, how lists merge, why deny wins across scopes, what to commit and what to keep local, CLAUDE.md placement and path-scoped rules, and plugins as versioned dependencies. It is an independent study video, not official Anthropic material, and the practice questions are original.
What you will learn:
• What belongs in configuration, and why secrets never do
• Running development, staging, and production from the same code
• Why to pin the model ID, and the Active, Legacy, Deprecated, Retired lifecycle
• Upgrading a model, prompt, or plugin deliberately with evals and rollback
• Prompt versioning: version control, eval results, change log, rollback
• CLAUDE.md guides, settings.json enforces
• The five Claude Code settings scopes, list merging, and why deny always wins
• What to commit, what to keep local, CLAUDE.md placement, and plugin dependencies
CHAPTERS
00:00 Configuration Management deep dive for the CCDV-F exam
00:39 What belongs in configuration: model ID, prompt version, limits, permissions
01:18 Secrets management: API keys in environment variables or a secrets manager
02:00 Development, staging, and production environments: promote configuration
02:43 Model version pinning and the model lifecycle: active, legacy, deprecated, retired
03:29 Upgrading a model, prompt, or plugin version safely with evals and rollback
04:12 Prompt versioning: version control, eval results, change log, and rollback
04:52 CLAUDE.md versus settings.json: context versus enforced configuration
05:38 Claude Code settings precedence: managed, command line, local, project, user
06:24 Settings arrays merge across scopes: permission allow and deny lists combine
07:04 Permission rule order: deny, then ask, then allow; deny wins across scopes
07:43 What to commit: shared settings.json versus settings.local.json and CLAUDE.local.md
08:26 CLAUDE.md placement: managed, user, project, local, and path-scoped rules
09:11 Claude Code plugins: versions, plugin dependencies, install scopes, marketplace policy
09:55 Practice questions and answers: Configuration Management
CCDV-F deep-dive series: video 04 of 25. Each deep dive goes further than the matching short lesson in the CCDV-F full course; watch that lesson first if the topic is new.
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Exam format: 53 multiple-choice and multiple-response questions, 120 minutes, pass mark 720 of 1000 (scaled). Weights and format come from third-party summaries of Anthropic's CCDV-F Exam Guide v1.0 (July 2026); confirm them against Anthropic's official guide before you sit the exam.
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