Django Security Best Practice - Python Decouple

dude you should encrypt your domain data first Mr.Huzaib thanks for the content

this video a added to hide my security database on my project django. Thank you

Nice and simple tuto. thank you God bless to you

If we upload our django project , should not include .env file ?

thanks a lot man

Thanks

Bro after that what we need to do ? Can you guide me with the following steps for gitignore

Nice simple and clear tutorial. Thank you.

Thanks for the tutorial, i was searching for how to strengthen the security of django. I am a new learner.

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Thank you and Congratulations! Excelent tutorial in video.

Thank You, It helped me. :)

You said about gitIgnore. But what if we don't upload it on github? How we protect the .env file from an attacker when the server is running ?

Thank you, but one thing I worry about. If you or someone ever remove ".env" from your .gitignore file, then .env would be pushed to GitHub. This would be an accident, or maybe someone hacks your .gitignore file and does it on purpose. If you have any thoughts on that I would be interested. Thanks again!

Why not add to the system env and import for os? I ask as someone who comes from no knowledge

Thanks a bunch sir, much appreciated!

Thank, it worked perfectly!!

Thanks everything are clear, you are the best !

I'm having trouble to get access to .env files through other apps inside my project.
I'm trying to run some data migrations which are inside another app but it just says: command not recognized.. Sigh

Thank you very much for the video