konfiguroinnilla

Konfiguroinnilla is the instrumental-like form of the Finnish noun konfigurointi, meaning the act of configuring or setting up. It expresses the means or method by which something is accomplished, often translated as “by configuring” or “through configuration.” In Finnish, the form ends in -illa, indicating the adessive case used to denote means or manner.

In technology contexts, konfigurointi refers to the process of preparing a device, software, or system for operation by selecting settings, parameters, and options. Konfiguroinnilla is used to describe the method of achieving a desired state, for example: “Palvelin hallitaan konfiguroinnilla” or “Ohjelmiston turvallisuuspäivitykset toteutetaan konfiguroinnilla.” It is commonly encountered in IT administration, network setup, cloud deployment, and embedded systems.

Etymology and usage notes: the term derives from the verb konfiguroida (to configure), which in turn comes from English configure, with konfigurointi as the corresponding noun. The form konfiguroinnilla is a grammatical way to talk about the means of configuration rather than the configuration state itself.

Related terms include konfigurointi (the act of configuring), asetukset (settings), asennus (installation), and järjestelmänhallinta (system administration). In Finnish technical writing, konfigurointi is used for both manual and automated configuration tasks, while konfiguroinnilla often emphasizes the method or process behind those tasks.