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## What are environments?
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An environment in the Azure Developer CLI represents a named collection of configuration settings, environment variables, and infrastructure parameters associated with a specific deployment of your application. Environments serve several important purposes:
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An environment in the Azure Developer CLI (`azd`) context represents a named collection of configuration settings, environment variables, and infrastructure parameters associated with a specific deployment of your application. Environments serve several important purposes:
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-**Isolation**: Keep development, testing, staging, and production deployments separate.
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-**Configuration management**: Maintain different settings for each environment.
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### Environment structure and configuration files
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Azure Developer CLI environments live in a directory structure within your project:
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Azure Developer CLI (`azd`) environments live in a directory structure within your project:
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```txt
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├── .azure [Created when you run azd init or azd up]
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### Comparing other framework environments
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Many programming frameworks and tools such as Node.js, Django, or React use `.env` files for configuration. While Azure Developer CLI also uses `.env` files, there are important differences:
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Many programming frameworks and tools such as Node.js, Django, or React use `.env` files for configuration. While Azure Developer CLI (`azd`) also uses `.env` files, there are important differences:
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