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👉 The "Zend Skeleton Application" conf file contains configuration files for the Zend Framework, used by many applications to simplify setup and development tasks. Here's a brief overview:

File Name:

`application.yml` - This file defines application configurations such as database connection details, routes, etc.

Configuration Files in

`application.yml`:

```yaml # Define Application Configuration web: # Web application settings # ... # Database configuration db: # Connect to the database server using $options ```

Definition of `Web application settings` and `Database configuration`:

The `.web` section defines application settings, while the `.db` section provides details about the connection to the database. -

Settings:

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Database Name:

This is the name of your SQL database. It's typically created by passing it as an argument when creating a new connection in the `db.yml` file. -

Driver and Connection Type:

You can use either MySQL or Postgres, depending on your database choice and familiarity with these SQL language flavors. -

Connections:

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Host:

The host you wish to connect to -

Username:

Your MySQL user name -

Password:

Your MySQL password -

Database:

If using PostgreSQL use the `PostgreSQL` driver, otherwise use the MySQL Driver -

Port:

Port number (default: 3306) if using PostgreSQL, or '5432' for MySQL

Note:

The configuration file should be placed in a directory named `application.yml` with the extension `.application.yml`, and all applications can rely on this template to easily configure their dependencies and setup.

ZendSkeletonApplication.conf