Managing Kernel Parameters with Sysctl

The sysctl command is a tool for managing kernel parameters at runtime. Sysctl is implemented in procfs, the virtual file system located at /proc/.
In this video we go over how to manage the proc file system using the sysctl command and its associated configuration files in /etc/sysctl.d/
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[@GraffHabit]

Thanks for this, a little rusty after some time off work :)

[@charlesclampitt7865]

Good stuff.

[@daniele.contreras3590]

Thank you for the video, you just earned a subscriber.

[@see-sharp]

Could you please make a video about optimization of this parameters for desktop use?
Archwiki does have a documentation about it but it's basically "use this to improve performance"