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# [ASP.NET Core settings in the database: change config without a redeploy](https://rgk.hashnode.dev/asp-net-core-settings-in-the-database-change-config-without-a-redeploy?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Store ASP.NET Core application settings in the database with IMemoryCache, edit them from an admin page, and keep API keys and secrets masked in the UI.

Oct 14 · 4 min read · rgk.hashnode.dev  
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