Tuning and making reliable for server

For production , sometimes we modify entities.
We use this config on production for 128GB Ram server its too low ?
with 48 Core
How to increase performance more ?

Also chatgpt suggested to use this for auto update entities but when i add it , it crashes.
ObjectDB doesnt let these params :
<objectdb>
    <property name="objectdb.h2f" value="auto"/>
    <property name="objectdb.schema.auto" value="true"/>
</objectdb>

<objectdb>
    <general>
        <!-- Keep logs small and fast -->
        <temp path="$temp/ObjectDB" threshold="128mb" />
        <network inactivity-timeout="0" />
        <url-history size="100" user="true" password="true" />
        <log path="$objectdb/log/" max="16mb" stdout="true" stderr="false" />
        <log-archive path="$objectdb/log/archive/" retain="120" />
        <logger name="*" level="error" />
    </general>

    <database>
        <!-- Small pages give more granular caching; larger ones reduce overhead -->
        <size initial="1mb" resize="512kb" page="4kb" />
        <recovery enabled="true" sync="false" path="." max="256mb" />
        <recording enabled="false" sync="false" path="." mode="write" />
        <locking version-check="true" />
        <processing cache="256mb" max-threads="16" synchronized="true" />
        <query-cache results="128mb" programs="2000" />
        <extensions drop="temp,tmp" />
        <activation code="xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx" />
    </database>

    <entities>
        <!-- Strong cache keeps entities in memory until eviction -->
        <enhancement agent="true" reflection="warning" />
        <cache ref="strong" level2="512mb" />
        <persist serialization="false" />
        <cascade-persist always="auto" on-persist="false" on-commit="true" />
        <dirty-tracking arrays="true" />
    </entities>
</objectdb>

These settings do not appear to exist (likely a ChatGPT hallucination).
128 GB should be sufficient as long as your database is smaller than that.
To optimize performance, you’ll need actual profiling data.