In shared environments, concurrent configuration changes by multiple administrators can lead to conflicts where a single error traditionally requires reverting all uncommitted changes. Strata Cloud Manager addresses this challenge by moving beyond the traditional all-or-nothing commit model to offer precise control in multi-administrator environments.

You can now selectively revert uncommitted changes made by specific administrators within defined scopes or within designated containers, cloud containers, on-premises containers, and snippets. This feature allows you to revert specific uncommitted changes from the candidate configuration while preserving other administrators' work. In addition to reverting changes, you can perform partial configuration pushes to deploy only the changes within your selected scope to designated device.

To ensure deployment accuracy, you can preview changes before you revert or push them. The system provides detailed information about dependencies that might prevent the operation, allowing you to resolve issues before deployment.

You cannot use selective push or revert and must perform all-admin push in the following scenarios:

• Configuration load operations.
• Changes in container hierarchy, such as snippet association or disassociation.
• Internal commits triggered by tenant upgrades.
• When the number of uncommitted changes exceeds 500.