Angel
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  • Introduction
  • Example Projects
  • Awesome Angel
  • 1.1.0 Migration Guide
  • Social
    • Angel on Gitter
    • Angel on Medium
    • Angel on YouTube
  • The Basics
    • Installation & Setup
      • Without the Boilerplate
    • Requests & Responses
    • Dependency Injection
    • Basic Routing
    • Request Lifecycle
    • Middleware
    • Controllers
    • Handling File Uploads
    • Using Plug-ins
    • Rendering Views
    • REST Client
    • Testing
    • Error Handling
    • Pattern Matching and Parameter
    • Command Line
  • Flutter
    • Writing a Chat App
    • Flutter helper widgets
  • Services
    • Service Basics
    • TypedService
    • In-Memory
    • Custom Services
    • Hooks
      • Bundled Hooks
    • Database-Agnostic Relations
    • Database Adapters
      • MongoDB
      • RethinkDB
      • JSON File-based
  • Plug-ins
    • Authentication
    • Configuration
    • Diagnostics & Logging
    • Reverse Proxy
    • Service Seeder
    • Static Files
    • Validation
    • Websockets
    • Server-sent Events
    • Toggle-able Services
  • Middleware/Finalizers
    • CORS
    • Response Compression
    • Security
    • File Upload Security
    • shelf Integration
    • User Agents
    • Pagination
    • Range, If-Range, Accept-Ranges support
  • PostgreSQL ORM
    • Model Serialization
    • Query Builder + ORM
    • Migrations
  • Deployment
    • Running in Isolates
    • Configuring SSL
    • HTTP/2 Support
    • Ubuntu and nginx
    • AppEngine
    • Production Mode
  • Front-end
    • Mustache Templates
    • Jael template engine
      • Github
      • Basics
      • Custom Elements
      • Strict Resolution
      • Directive: declare
      • Directive: for-each
      • Directive: extend
      • Directive: if
      • Directive: include
      • Directive: switch
    • compiled_mustache-based engine
    • html_builder-based engine
    • Markdown template engine
    • Using Angel with Angular
  • Advanced
    • API Documentation
    • Contribute to Angel
    • Scaling & Load Balancing
    • Standalone Router
    • Writing a Plugin
    • Task Engine
    • Hot Reloading
    • Real-time polling
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  1. Deployment

Production Mode

Angel can optionally run in "production mode," where several optimizations are applied to the base server, such as running reflective dependency injection before server startup, and flattening the server's route tree.

Production mode is considered a global setting.

angel_configuration will load a config/production.yaml file to read configuration.

To run your application in production mode, set ANGEL_ENV in your environment to production. If you are writing a plug-in with production mode-specific code, query its value as follows:

if (app.isProduction) {
  // Do some production-only stuff...
}
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