Docker: Environment variables

This documentation is part of the Node.js guide. View the full guide here: How to use and deploy a Node.js app with Docker.

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Set environment variables for the development platform in the file secrets/my-app.development.

For production, use the secrets/my-app.production file.

Do not commit the secrets/my-app.production file to your Git repository! This file contains sensitive information and is ignored by default in the boilerplate's .gitignore to prevent accidental sharing.