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Databasekonfig, a term sometimes used to describe database configuration, refers to the collection of settings that determine how a database management system (DBMS) allocates resources, enforces security, handles connections, and manages data processing. Configuration can be applied at startup or modified at runtime, depending on the system, workload, and operational requirements.
A typical configuration covers server-level settings (memory and I/O limits, connection limits, logging), database-level options (default
Configuration is often stored in text files, JSON, YAML, or in a management interface. Examples include PostgreSQL's
Common parameters include maximum connections, memory allocations (shared_buffers, work_mem), checkpoint and write-ahead logging (WAL) settings, logging
Best practices emphasize versioned configurations, minimal privilege, secure handling of credentials, and environment-specific templates. Changes should