How do I use environment variables in Docker?
You can use environment variables in Docker by specifying them in your Dockerfile or using the -e
flag when running a container.
Can you give me an example of setting an environment variable in a Dockerfile?
Sure! You can set an environment variable in a Dockerfile using the ENV
instruction like this: ENV MY_VAR=value
.
What if I want to pass environment variables at runtime?
You can pass environment variables at runtime using the -e
flag like this: docker run -e MY_VAR=value my_image
.
Are there any best practices for using environment variables in Docker?
Yes, it's best to keep sensitive information out of your Dockerfiles and use a .env
file or Docker secrets for sensitive data.
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