# Database Configuration: ROOT USER
# Change the MariaDB root password to a strong, unique password of your choice.
# Ensure the password is complex and not easily guessable.
ROOT_PASSWORD_DB=StrongUniqueRootPassword1234

# Database Configuration: USER
# Database host and connection settings
HOST_DB=speedtest-tracker_db

# Database name: Change this to your desired database name
NAME_DB=speedtest-tracker_db

# MariaDB user password: Change this to a strong, unique password
PASSWORD_DB=StrongUniqueUserPassword5678

# MariaDB connection port (default: 3306)
PORT_DB=3306

# MariaDB username: Change this to your desired username
USER_DB=speedtest-tracker

# Application Key
# Define a secure application key for encryption.
# To generate a new secure key, run the following in the terminal:
#
#   echo -n 'base64:'; openssl rand -base64 32
#
# This will output a base64 encoded key.
# Example output: base64:BehUUH9rR5A+DDVqJDJLrj31X13asZ8YNNt9J+dauGg=
APP_KEY=Insert_the_App_key_here

# Admin Credentials for Dashboard Access
# Choose strong and unique credentials for admin access to the application dashboard.
# Avoid using default usernames and passwords in production.
ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@example.com
ADMIN_NAME=admin
ADMIN_PASSWORD=StrongUniqueUserPassword9012