Keeping Sensitive Config Settings Secret with Azure Websites and GitHub

Phil Lee NZ

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8 Jun 2013CPOL9 min read

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A strategy for keeping sensitive configuration values, such as connection strings, out of your source control repository, but still available to your app both locally and in the cloud. We're looking specifically at Azure websites and GitHub.

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Phil Lee NZ

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New Zealand

I'm a software developer based in the beautiful city of Wellington, New Zealand. I love experimenting with new .Net technologies as they arrive, and these days there seems to be a lot of choice as there are so many new features in the framework! My current interests are Azure, ASP.Net MVC, SignalR, Knockout, AngularJS, and responsive design (inc. using Bootstrap, Foundation, Skeleton). These change fairly often as I tinker with various new technologies...

Keeping Sensitive Config Settings Secret with Azure Websites and GitHub

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