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ClickOps

ClickOps noun: manual (point-and-click) configuration of a system, as opposed to an automated one.

Noun

ClickOps (uncountable)

  1. (humorous) Manual (point-and-click) configuration of a system, as opposed to an automated one.
    • The security and sysadmin status quo of “ClickOps” is, through this lens, frankly dangerous. It increases tight coupling and complexity, without the efficiency blessings we'd expect from this Faustian bargain—akin to trading our soul for a life of tedium.2023, Kelly Shortridge, Aaron Rinehart, Security Chaos Engineering, O'Reilly, →ISBN

Origin of ClickOps

Blend of click + op(eration)s, after DevOps.

Questions about ClickOps

What does ClickOps mean?
ClickOps means manual (point-and-click) configuration of a system, as opposed to an automated one.
What part of speech is ClickOps?
ClickOps is a noun.

Words near ClickOps in the dictionary

  1. Clickner
  2. Clickners
  3. clicko
  4. clickocracies
  5. clickocracy
  6. ClickOps
  7. clickos
  8. clickprint
  9. clickprints
  10. clicks
  11. clicks and bricks

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