How Does the Application settings in Core 3.1 Work in a Multi-environment Scenario

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14 Mar 2021CPOL5 min read

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Managing multiple environments is a very common situation in software development in the enterprise

Multiple environments are a very common situation in our process to develop software in the enterprise. NET Core 3.1 abandons the classic Web Config to use a .json file, but it goes beyond and gives the developer a very flexible way to configure the application in multiple environments. This article explores how Core manages this setting and how the developer can get the most out of this.

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Software Developer (Senior) Avalon Development

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Jose A. Garcia Guirado, Electronic Engineer, graduated in Havana/Cuba 1982, MCTS, MCSD.NET, MCAD.NET, MCSE. Worked in the Institute for Cybernetics and Mathematics of Academy of Science of Cuba for 8 years; since 1995 working as free software architect, developer and adviser, first in Argentina and from 2003 to 2010, in Germany as External consultant in DWS Luxembourg, AIXTRON AG and Shell Deutschland GmbH and from 2010 to 2012 in Mexico working for Twenty Century Fox, and Mexico Stock Exchange (BMV). From 2013 to now in USA, Florida, First in FAME Inc. and now as Senior Software Engineer in Spirit Airlines.

How Does the Application settings in Core 3.1 Work in a Multi-environment Scenario

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