autovacuum_naptime
No restart — takes effect on reloadtime (s/min)
How long the autovacuum daemon sleeps between checking for work.
What it does
autovacuum_naptime is the pause between autovacuum's rounds of checking each database for tables that need attention. Shorter naptimes make it react faster to churn; longer ones reduce idle overhead.
How to tune it
Leave it at the 1-minute default — pgconfigurator deliberately doesn't change it. Naptime only controls how often the launcher wakes; it isn't the lever that makes vacuum run sooner. To make autovacuum react to churn, lower autovacuum_vacuum_scale_factor on hot tables instead. On a cluster with very many databases the per-database checks can add up, in which case lengthening naptime slightly reduces idle overhead.