Exploring Azure App Configuration
Azure App Configuration enables you to centrally manage your configuration settings so you do not have to save all your settings in each individual app or service like you have been doing so far. In addition to configuration settings, you can also manage feature flags. These allow you to decouple your feature releases from code deployment, all managed centrally.
With App Configuration, you can create key-value pairs, and each setting can also be tagged with a label. This means that you can define the same key name multiple times but with different labels—a Development label and a Production label for the same key. This allows your code to reference a single key and have the value selected based on the environment (development or production, for example).
If you need security isolation between your development and production environments, then you should create a new App Configuration store for each environment rather than just using labels...
