Environment variables

Environment variables are a set of dynamically named values that can affect the way that running processes will behave in a program. They are part of the environment in which a process runs. For example, a running process can query the value of the TEMP environment variable to discover a suitable location to store temporary files (e.g. TEMP=/example/dir).

Deeploy allows you to create environment variables that can be used in your model, explainer or transformer. The values are encrypted in the database, and are decrypted before inserting them in your container.

Create an environment variable

In your Workspace, navigate to the Variables page and click on Add variable. Fill in a unique name for your environment variable, and specify the key and value that will be used in your model, explainer or transformer. Click Add variable to save the environment variable.

Use environment variables

To use the environment variables, select them in the advanced Deployment configuration.