Environment Variables
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Objective
This guide explains how to use Environment Variables on Ruk-Com Cloud PaaS, with ordered procedures and practical verification points.
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Environment variables are used to store the values of frequently used parameters that software programs use to run. Using such placeholders makes your application more convenient and flexible.
The most common use of variables is to quickly modify a specific value that is used multiple times in your application code. If you wantCreate variables in the environment yourself.You can follow the instructions from the attached link.
Another case for variables is to config the application through a set of pre-defined values (enable/disable features, change behavior, etc.). Ruk-Com Cloud PaaS supplements most of the verified software stacks with a number of default variables that developers can use to help host the application.
Default Environment Variables
List of all variables used in Ruk-Com Cloud PaaS.
Note:Variables with a "+" sign in the columnEditingThen you can modify the container freely. You will need to restart to apply the changes.
It is not recommended to change variables marked with "-" as doing so will not allow actual changes to be applied to the container. However, editing "-" may break some internal logic.
The options available for all stack manipulations are as follows:
Click here to see a list of Java variables.
Click here to see a list of PHP variables.
Click here to see a list of Ruby variables.
Click here to see a list of Node.js variables.
Click here to see a list of Go (Golang) variables.
Click here to see a list of Load Balancers variables.