environment-variables

问题 Encountered a few speicific use cases that I'm somewhat confused to use which: A large number of free, public API keys. Using lambda environment variable with encyption, other developer/admin can still expose their plaintext value right in the lambds console. Should Parameter Store be used instead? Login credentials to a third party platform. I assume that Secrets Manager is the only option? DB Connection strings. Secrets Manager? At $0.40/secret/month, the bill would add up for hundreds of

问题 Encountered a few speicific use cases that I'm somewhat confused to use which: A large number of free, public API keys. Using lambda environment variable with encyption, other developer/admin can still expose their plaintext value right in the lambds console. Should Parameter Store be used instead? Login credentials to a third party platform. I assume that Secrets Manager is the only option? DB Connection strings. Secrets Manager? At $0.40/secret/month, the bill would add up for hundreds of

问题 Encountered a few speicific use cases that I'm somewhat confused to use which: A large number of free, public API keys. Using lambda environment variable with encyption, other developer/admin can still expose their plaintext value right in the lambds console. Should Parameter Store be used instead? Login credentials to a third party platform. I assume that Secrets Manager is the only option? DB Connection strings. Secrets Manager? At $0.40/secret/month, the bill would add up for hundreds of

问题 Encountered a few speicific use cases that I'm somewhat confused to use which: A large number of free, public API keys. Using lambda environment variable with encyption, other developer/admin can still expose their plaintext value right in the lambds console. Should Parameter Store be used instead? Login credentials to a third party platform. I assume that Secrets Manager is the only option? DB Connection strings. Secrets Manager? At $0.40/secret/month, the bill would add up for hundreds of

问题 I have a file .env file contain 5 lines DB_HOST=http://localhost/ DB_DATABASE=bheng-local DB_USERNAME=root DB_PASSWORD=1234567890 UNIX_SOCKET=/tmp/mysql.sock I want to write python to grab the value of DB_DATABASE I want this bheng-local I would have use import linecache print linecache.getline('.env', 2) But some people might change the order of the cofigs, that's why linecache is not my option. I am not sure how to check for only some strings match but all the entire line, and grab the

问题 I have multiple environments (dev, qa, prod) and I'm using .env files to store secrets etc... Now I'm switching to GitHub Actions, and I want to use my .env files and declare them into the env section of the github actions yml. But from what I've seen so far, it seems that I can not set a file path and I have to manually re-declared all variables. How should I proceed as best practice? 回答1: Edit: You were using Circleci Contexts, so with that you had a set of secrets of each env. I know they

问题 I have 2 environments variables : echo $FRONT1_PORT_8080_TCP_ADDR # 172.17.1.80 echo $FRONT2_PORT_8081_TCP_ADDR # 172.17.1.77 I want to inject them in a my default.vcl like : backend front1 { .host = $FRONT1_PORT_8080_TCP_ADDR; } But I got an syntax error on the $ char. I've also tried with user variables but I can't define them outside vcl_recv . How can I retrieve my 2 values in the VCL ? 回答1: I've managed to parse my vcl backend front1 { .host = ${FRONT1_PORT_8080_TCP_ADDR}; } With a

问题 These are some dependant commands i am trying to run. My expectation was it will change current folder to abc & list files. Also after setting z=88 , it will print z . import subprocess cmd_list = [] cmd_list.append("cd ./abc") cmd_list.append("ls") cmd_list.append("export z=88") cmd_list.append("echo $z") my_env = os.environ.copy() for cmd in cmd_list: sp = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdin=subprocess.PIPE, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE, env=my_env, shell=True,text=True) But

问题 I am trying to install a conda package of a Perl module. So far I'm able to create the package using conda-build . For that I have a recipe containing a build.sh and a meta.yaml files. I then install it using conda-install in a new environment, I'd like to be able able to run some Perl scripts located in the Perl module I just installed. All those steps work well but when I'm running some scripts I have an error saying : Can't locate PMP/util.pm in @INC (you may need to install the PMP::util

问题 PS1 is an environment variable for bash prompt. I can get this by echo $PS1 I try to use os.Getenv to get PS1 but returns nothing: package main import ( "fmt" "os" ) func main() { fmt.Println(os.Getenv("PS1")) } Why does this happen and how should I fix this? Thanks. 回答1: PS1 is probably not exported, meaning it won't show up in sub-processes of bash try export PS1 before you run your app you could also do PS1=$PS1 app to set it specifically in the sub process 来源： https://stackoverflow.com