Externalizing environment-specific configurations for CI/CD
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Master the art of externalizing environment-specific configurations for CI/CD. Learn how to manage environment variables, configuration files, and deploy code seamlessly across different environments using CI/CD pipelines, ensuring flexibility and scalability.
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Learn how to create environment-specific configurations for microservices by using MicroProfile Config configuration profiles for easy management and portable deployments throughout the CI/CD lifecycle.
You’ll learn how to create environment-specific configurations for microservices by using MicroProfile Config configuration profiles for easy management and portable deployments throughout the CI/CD lifecycle.
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