Can the configuration on nacos be configured on the virtual machine server?

Yes, the configuration on Nacos can be configured on the virtual machine server (virtual machine, cloud server, etc.). You can set the corresponding environment variables on the virtual machine server so that the application can get the correct configuration.

There is usually an environment variable setting function provided by the operating system on the virtual machine server, and Nacos-related parameters can be configured by setting environment variables at the operating system level. The specific setting method depends on the operating system and environment you use.

Here are some examples:

• For Linux systems, you can add a line like the following to the user's ~/.bashrcor file to set the environment variable:~/.bash_profile

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export NACOS_HOST=192.168.0.100 export NACOS_PORT=8888

source ~/.bashrcThen, execute the or command in the newly opened terminal source ~/.bash_profileto make the environment variable take effect.

• For Windows systems, you can set environment variables by the following steps:
  1. Opens the System Properties dialog.
  2. In the dialog box select the "Advanced" tab and click the "Environment Variables" button.
  3. In the User Variables or System Variables section, click the New button.
  4. Enter a variable name (such as NACOS_HOST) and a corresponding value (such as 192.168.0.100).
  5. Click "OK" to save the settings.

After setting the environment variables, restart the application or reload the configuration to allow the application to obtain the correct Nacos configuration.

Please set corresponding environment variables on the virtual machine server to configure Nacos parameters according to your specific operating system and needs.