One example is "CONF" [1], a website that provides:
a) Detailed documentation about every postgresql.conf configuration parameter (in several languages), for Postgres version 9.1-current. Includes recommendations, comments and links to relevant threads in SO and PostgreSQL Hacker's mailing list relevant to every parameter.
b) A tool to manage postgresql.conf configuration, with tuning guides, the option to store your configs and download in multiple formats, and an open API behind it.
All website is 100% free for the Postgres Community. Disclosure: my company is behind this project.
a) Detailed documentation about every postgresql.conf configuration parameter (in several languages), for Postgres version 9.1-current. Includes recommendations, comments and links to relevant threads in SO and PostgreSQL Hacker's mailing list relevant to every parameter.
b) A tool to manage postgresql.conf configuration, with tuning guides, the option to store your configs and download in multiple formats, and an open API behind it.
All website is 100% free for the Postgres Community. Disclosure: my company is behind this project.
Edit: minor edits.
[1]: https://postgresqlco.nf/