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I’m running a few Docker containers on my Droplet, and some of these apps require sensitive data like API keys and database credentials. Right now, I’m passing them directly in the Docker run command with -e, but I’m worried this isn’t secure. What are some best practices for securely storing and managing environment variables in Docker containers? Should I be using something like Docker secrets, and how does that work on a single Droplet?
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