Application Settings

An application consists of code and the configuration you need to deploy the code to multiple environments.
You can configure settings at application level in the Application Template and Default Environment Variables.
Settings specific to a particular environment are configured in Environment Configuration and Environment Variables on the Environment Settings page.
This gives you complete control over the environments you deploy, while being able to reuse configuration in the form of default values in application-wide configuration files.
Application Settings
Let's take a look at the two files containing application-wide configuration:
The Application Template consists of the templates, resources, workflows, services and jobs you need to create environments for your applications.
The Default Environment Variables file includes environment variables and mappings you would like to be applied to every environment.
These two files are the starting points for generating environment-specific configuration for each environment you create. The Application Template is the blueprint for the Environment Configuration, and the Default Environment Variables is the blueprint for the Environment Variables for a specific environment.

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