Different environment variables for different nginx configurations

T. Jony

4/30/23, 4:55 PM

I want to link up different linux environment variables to different nginx configurations.

I have:

react-app-1.conf - nginx config in sites-available directory, one of my react appplication.
react-app-2.conf - nginx config in sites-available directory, another react application.

The problem:

Both of my react applications needs to access different environment variables. Setting up global linux distrubution environment variable for example NODE_ENV (this is just the example) links it globally, and all of the conf files share the same environment variable (as far as I understood, that's the current behavior I'm having).

Is there any way to seperate environment variables for different nginx.conf files? What's the best practice on storing these environment variables across multiple configs?

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linux

ubuntu

nginx

environment-variables

djdomi

4/30/23, 5:09 PM

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