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Do you know the configs/settings for microservices that are pulled through Docker environment variables?
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Configurations and settings of microservices that are passed through environment variables in Docker are usually called environment variables. In the context of microservices and Docker, these can be:
- Environment variables — a standard way to pass configuration to containers.
- Config maps and Secrets — used in Kubernetes for managing configuration and secret data.
In Docker Compose files, environment variables are set via environment, and in Dockerfile — via ENV.
Example in Docker Compose:
services:
app:
image: myapp
environment:
- DB_HOST=database
- DB_PORT=5432
Thus, configs pulled through environment variables are simply called environment variables.