Modern apps increasingly use environment variables for configuration settings because they're supported by practically every platform, from physical machines to serverless functions. All platforms use environment variables in the same way, as a store of key-value pairs, so using environment variables for configuration, you make your app highly portable.
ASP.NET apps already have a rich configuration framework in Web.config, but with some small code changes, you can take key settings and move them to environment variables. This lets you build one Docker image for your app, which you can run in different environments, setting environment variables in containers to change configuration.
Docker lets you specify ...
