I’m now trying to deploy my app using droplet. Is that okay to put all of environment variables(i.e. dbpassword) in .env file because i’m the only one who can access to my server with ssh and passphrase?
Or is there any other methods that I need to do for security issues? Anyone can see my environment variables in my website if I just put environment variables in .env file?
I saw an option in “Launch Your App” about environment variables to secure. So I’m wondering whether i should do something to keep my sensitive enviroment variables in droplet.
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Hi there @pajaritomoyqi,
Yes, as long as the
.env
file is not accessible via the web it should be OK.You just need to keep in mind that you should never add the
.env
file to your GitHub repository.Regards, Bobby