Below you will see the list of the configuration files available for editing in the database servers:
- MySQL
- MariaDB
- MongoDB
- PostgreSQL
- CouchDB
To get more information on which settings can be changed in the provided config folders, use the appropriate descriptions:
- etc
- cron
- scripts
- backup
- keys
- conf.d
- conf
- couchdb
MySQL and MariaDB also include my.cnf config file for database settings. Note that if you change any configurations in this file you need to delete the following string in order not to lose your custom settings while update:
#Jelastic autoconfiguration mark.

For example, here you can set the scheduled backups of your database. For MySQL, MariaDB and MongoDB servers, there are already cron settings which can be used to run the default backup script. These settings just need to be uncommented and edited based on the custom requirements.
The detailed information on Cronjob configuration can be found in the Setting Up a Cronjob document.
This folder is used for storing the backup files of your database. These files can be used for restoring the data.
The instructions on how to restore these files can be found in the following documentation:
- MySQL/MariaDB Backup
- MongoDB Backup
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