Kamil Grzybek • 11/8/2018

How to store sensitive configuration data

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This technical article discusses best practices for storing application configuration data, with a focus on securing sensitive information like API keys and connection strings. It explains different configuration types and sources, specifically demonstrating the use of User Secrets and Environment Variables in .NET Core to prevent storing secrets in code repositories.

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