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Database Settings – adminbolt Admin Panel ​

The Database Settings page allows administrators to configure the database server (e.g. MySQL or MariaDB) used by adminbolt and hosting accounts. Typical options include connection parameters, tuning, and backup-related settings.

URL: /admin/database-settings

Overview ​

The panel and hosting accounts depend on a working database server. This page exposes the main configuration options so you can set host, port, credentials (if configurable), and other DB-related parameters without editing config files manually.

Purpose ​

  • Set database host, port, and connection details.
  • Configure connection pooling or limits where supported.
  • Enable or configure backups, maintenance windows, or tuning parameters.
  • Manage credentials the panel uses to connect to the database (if exposed).

Prerequisites ​

  • Access to the admin panel in adminbolt.
  • Database in the sidebar (Database → Settings).

Interface Description ​

  • Page heading: Settings (h1).
  • Intro text: Configure database server settings and manage MariaDB configuration profiles.
  • MariaDB Profile – Combobox to select a profile (e.g. Default, MariaDB 2CPU 2GB RAM Profile, MariaDB 8CPU 16GB RAM Profile, MariaDB 32CPU 64GB RAM Profile).
  • Status – Line “MariaDB service is running” / “MariaDB service is active and responding” and Check Service Status button.
  • MariaDB Settings (tablist) – Tabs: Server Configuration, InnoDB Configuration, Connection & Performance. Each tab contains the relevant configuration options; save or apply at the bottom of the form.

Database → Settings

Notes ​

  • Incorrect settings can break panel or hosting database access; test after changes and keep a backup of working configuration.
  • Credentials, if editable, should be stored securely; avoid exposing them in logs or URLs.