Synchronization of a Shared Service Configuration Across Computational Instances

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving a configuration of a service into a computational instance, wherein a central computational instance is configured to provide the service to a plurality of computational instances, wherein the service is associated with configurations respectively corresponding to the computational instances, wherein the computational instance is of the plurality of computational instances, and wherein the computational instance is dedicated to a managed network and stores a synchronization history specifying information that was synchronized between the computational instance and the central computational instance;
• reading, from the configuration, a synchronization identifier;
• determining that the synchronization identifier does not exist in the synchronization history;
• and
• in response to determining that the synchronization identifier does not exist in the synchronization history, transmitting, to the service provided by the central computational instance, the configuration, and adding, to the synchronization history, the synchronization identifier.

An article of manufacture including a non-transitory computer-readable medium, having stored thereon program instructions that, upon execution by a computing system, cause the computing system to perform operations comprising:

• receiving a configuration of a service into a computational instance, wherein a central computational instance is configured to provide the service to a plurality of computational instances, wherein the service is associated with configurations respectively corresponding to the computational instances, wherein the computational instance is of the plurality of computational instances, and wherein the computational instance is dedicated to a managed network and stores a synchronization history specifying information that was synchronized between the computational instance and the central computational instance;
• reading, from the configuration, a synchronization identifier;
• determining that the synchronization identifier does not exist in the synchronization history;
• and
• in response to determining that the synchronization identifier does not exist in the synchronization history, transmitting, to the service provided by the central computational instance, the configuration, and adding, to the synchronization history, the synchronization identifier.