Web config vs In-memory tables/memory optimized tables

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In my web.config file for an ASP.NET web application, I have around 150 key-value pairs under <appsettings>. Should I convert this web.config file into an In-Memory table / Memory optimized table of SQL Server? Will I get any performance increase? There will be no write operation on the web.config file

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ErikEJ On

No, you will be making calls across the network to get the values from SQL Server, just leave them there.