For example title, database host, ext. And be able to edit it via Form on Site.
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For example title, database host, ext. And be able to edit it via Form on Site.
In the database, I guess.
If you want to store settings of various data types and complexity, you could use a NoSQL database like MongoDB. You could store numbers, strings, arrays, object, etc. in a single collection; in a relational database you would have to serialize arrays and objects or add complexity by having to join tables. And there is a bundle for MongoDB.