Drupal CMS

Database configuration

You don't need to change anything here unless you want to use a different database type.

MySQL, MariaDB, Percona Server, or equivalent settings

The recommended database transaction level for Drupal is "READ COMMITTED". For more information, see the setting MySQL transaction isolation level page.
If more than one application will be sharing this database, a unique table name prefix – such as drupal_cms_installer_ – will prevent collisions.

MySQL, MariaDB, Percona Server, or equivalent via mysqli (Experimental) settings

The recommended database transaction level for Drupal is "READ COMMITTED". For more information, see the setting MySQL transaction isolation level page.
If more than one application will be sharing this database, a unique table name prefix – such as drupal_cms_installer_ – will prevent collisions.

PostgreSQL settings

If more than one application will be sharing this database, a unique table name prefix – such as drupal_cms_installer_ – will prevent collisions.

SQLite settings

The absolute path to the file where Drupal CMS data will be stored. This must be writable by the web server and should exist outside of the web root.
If more than one application will be sharing this database, a unique table name prefix – such as drupal_cms_installer_ – will prevent collisions.