Photo by Free-Photos from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. Introduction Previously we had the Web.Config and App.Config files in our .Net Framework applications, which were actually XML files, where we could put the settings of our applications, and together with them, … Read More
Simplifying cross-platform development with Docker
Photo by Geralt from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. Development with Docker and containerize applications Docker is an open source project that has been helping organizations to develop and deploy their applications in a centralized and scalable architecture. The key to … Read More
DevOps – Difference between Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment
Photo by diwou from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. In DevOps times, the terms we hear most today are: Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery Continuous Deployment Like every fashion term, we often hear distorted explanations of what each practice is and what … Read More
Reading .INI Configuration Files in Python
Photo by lukasbieri from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. Introduction – Python programming language The Python language is a high-level, interpreted, oriented language to objects with dynamic semantics. Its high-level structures, combined with its dynamic mooring typing makes it very attractive … Read More
Using JSON configuration in ASP.NET
Photo by Pexels from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. The Configuration API provides a way to configure an ASP.NET Core Web application based on a list of name-value pairs. The configuration is read at run time through multiple sources. The name-value … Read More
Using property files in Java
Photo by jamesosborne_ from pixabay.com In configuration file hell? Take a look at Config, the easiest way to manage your application configuration across all your servers and environments. Introduction The property file is a great option to pass settings to a particular application that needs external settings and the same can not be changed. An example would be a program … Read More
Encrypting Sensitive Data in Config
Here’s how to setup config-cli on Red Hat/CentOS 7. config-cli is Config’s command line utility, which is used to pull configuration files from Config to your machine.
The importance of Web.config
Photo by n3wjack from flickr.com Web.config’s function is solely and exclusively to be a file (in XML format) where we must store configurations linked to the project. You can let Config manage your XML configuration files and files written in different formats (ini, json, and properties, with more formats to be supported soon). Introduction The presence of the Web.config file … Read More
Using configuration files in Java
Photo by vintuitive from flickr.com According to the Tiobe Programming Index, Java has been the topmost popular language since its creation in the mid-90’s. If you want to know how to create and use a properties configuration file, read on! Introduction The property file is a great option to pass settings to a particular application that needs external settings and … Read More
The importance of automated deploy and releases (including config files)
Automation is an investment that saves resources. Whether you’re a small, mid, or a large enterprise, you can never neglect the value of automation, not only to speed up processes but also to avoid errors in your processes. Most companies do not give the importance due to automation of their development processes. Routine tasks such as build, deploy and release … Read More
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