What does the service dry-run function of FASTMAP allow you to do?

The service dry-run function of FASTMAP is specifically designed to simulate the application of changes without actually committing them to the system. It allows users to calculate the necessary device changes that would occur if they were to enable a specific service or configuration. This functionality is particularly useful for assessing the impact and any potential issues that might arise from making those changes.

By running a dry-run, you can evaluate how the current configurations would be affected, ensuring that the intended modifications will be applied smoothly and correctly. This helps in planning and reducing any risks associated with live deployments, as it gives insight into the actions that would be taken without affecting the operational network or devices.

In contrast, options related to verifying service syncing, analyzing network traffic, or tracking user permissions do not pertain to the core capability of FASTMAP's dry-run function, which focuses specifically on anticipated changes to device configurations.