Plugin management is a critical aspect of maintaining and optimizing software systems. It involves installing, configuring, updating, and removing plugins to ensure they align with your project's needs. Below are key features and best practices:

Core Features 📦

  • Centralized Control: Manage all plugins from a single dashboard
  • Version Compatibility: Ensure plugins work with your system's current version
  • Security Policies: Apply access restrictions and encryption for sensitive plugins
  • Performance Monitoring: Track resource usage and optimize plugin efficiency

Best Practices 🛠️

  1. Regular Audits 🔍

    • Review plugin activity logs monthly
    • Remove unused plugins to reduce security risks

  2. Dependency Management 🧩

    • Use tools like npm or pip for automated dependency resolution
    • Check for conflicts between plugins

  3. Testing Environment 🧪

    • Always test new plugins in a staging environment before deployment
    • Use unittest frameworks for plugin validation

For advanced configuration options, visit our Plugin Development Guide. To explore security best practices, check Security_Overview.

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