In software development is quite common to have multiple environments, each with different configurations. Angular offers a built-in system for managing environment variables, allowing for the replacement of files during build time. However, this approach often requires creating separate builds for each environment, which can be time-consuming but to avoid this we have a pretty common pattern in the industry.

Build once, deploy anywhere…
So, let’s have an example where we have two environments, DEV and PROD, and for that, we want to have ONE build. For that, we use:

Angular — a front-end framework for building SPA applications.
Nginx — is a web server and reverse proxy server.
Docker — is a platform for developing, shipping, and running applications in containers, which are lightweight, portable, and self-sufficient environments.

SonarQube is a powerful open-source platform that allows developers to assess and enhance the quality of their code. By providing insights into code issues, maintainability, and adherence to coding standards, SonarQube helps maintain code integrity and improve overall software quality. In this article, we will guide you through the process of setting up SonarQube for your Angular application, ensuring that you can continuously monitor and enhance your codebase.