Environments
Environment management in Azu provides a robust way to handle different deployment environments with appropriate configurations, security settings, and feature flags. With support for multiple environments, configuration inheritance, and environment-specific settings, you can maintain consistent deployments across development, staging, and production.
What is Environment Management?
Environment management in Azu provides:
Multiple Environments: Development, staging, production, and custom environments
Configuration Inheritance: Base configuration with environment-specific overrides
Security Settings: Environment-specific security configurations
Feature Flags: Enable/disable features based on environment
Environment Variables: Secure configuration through environment variables
Basic Environment Configuration
Environment Detection
module MyApp
include Azu
configure do |config|
# Environment detection
config.env = ENV.fetch("AZU_ENV", "development")
# Environment-specific configuration
case config.env
when "development"
configure_development(config)
when "staging"
configure_staging(config)
when "production"
configure_production(config)
else
configure_default(config)
end
end
private def self.configure_development(config)
config.debug = true
config.log_level = Log::Severity::DEBUG
config.template_hot_reload = true
config.cache.enabled = false
end
private def self.configure_staging(config)
config.debug = false
config.log_level = Log::Severity::INFO
config.template_hot_reload = false
config.cache.enabled = true
config.cache.backend = :redis
end
private def self.configure_production(config)
config.debug = false
config.log_level = Log::Severity::WARN
config.template_hot_reload = false
config.cache.enabled = true
config.cache.backend = :redis
config.performance_monitoring = true
end
endEnvironment Variables
Environment-Specific Configuration
Development Environment
Staging Environment
Production Environment
Feature Flags
Feature Flag System
Feature Flag Usage
Environment-Specific Security
Security Configuration
Environment-Specific Secrets
Environment-Specific Logging
Logging Configuration
Environment Validation
Environment Health Check
Environment-Specific Testing
Test Environment Configuration
Environment-Specific Test Helpers
Best Practices
1. Use Environment Variables
2. Validate Environment Configuration
3. Use Feature Flags
4. Secure Environment Variables
5. Test Environment Configuration
Next Steps
Now that you understand environment management:
Configuration - Configure your application
Security - Implement security measures
Deployment - Deploy with environment management
Testing - Test environment configurations
Monitoring - Monitor environment health
Environment management in Azu provides a robust way to handle different deployment environments. With configuration inheritance, feature flags, and environment-specific settings, you can maintain consistent deployments across all environments.
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