The Configuration Translation module is responsible for providing the interface via which users can translate configuration values. These can be from simple configuration objects or configuration entities. We've already seen how we can ensure that our configuration values can be translated in previous chapters, so we won't dive into that again here.
I recommend you reference the section on configuration schemas from Chapter 6, Data Modeling and Storage.
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