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ParadeDB uses Postgres’ settings, which can be found in the postgresql.conf file. To find your postgresql.conf file, use SHOW.
These settings can be changed in several ways:
  1. By editing the postgresql.conf file and restarting Postgres. This makes the setting permanent for all sessions. postgresql.conf accepts ParadeDB’s custom paradedb.* settings.
  2. By running SET. This temporarily changes the setting for the current session. Note that Postgres does not allow all postgresql.conf settings to be changed with SET.

Docker

When running ParadeDB in Docker, sensible default parameters are automatically configured based on the resources available to the container. For example, running a container with 4 CPUs and 8GB memory will cause the following to be appended to postgresql.conf. Be sure to adjust these parameters as you tune your deployment.
To disable auto-tuning, set PDB_TUNE=false when you first run the container:

CloudNativePG

If ParadeDB is deployed with CloudNativePG, these settings should be set in your .tfvars file.
.tfvars