EAS-1576 Add config for local running #330
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The HOST variable is used to distinguish between running locally and on the hosted infrastructure (i.e. AWS). This variable can therefore take one of the following values:
HOST = [ local | hosted | test ]
"local" indicates that the service will be configured for running on a local machine. "hosted" is intended for use when the service is running on the AWS-hosted infrastructure. "test" provides a special set of configuration values that are used by the unit, integration and functional tests.
The environment variable ENVIRONMENT is used to tell the service which set of config values to take up, and can be set to one of the following values:
ENVIRONMENT = [ local | development | preview | staging | production ]
A value of "local" indicates that the service will be running on the development machine. A value corresponding to any of the others in the above set maps directly to the name of the environment hosted in AWS.
The development environment hosted on AWS will now configure the above variables as follows:
HOST=hosted & ENVIRONMENT=development
🚨⚠️ This will be deployed automatically all the way to production when you click merge ⚠️ 🚨
See docs/deploying.md for notes and caveats about this app.