which is best PORT config for CISCO switches

I agree with Don. There's just too many variables depending on the options you want. Depending on IOS version, you can have more or less options as shown below

Switch(config-if)#?
  arp                          Set arp type (arpa, probe, snap) or timeout
  bandwidth              Set bandwidth informational parameter
  cdp                           Global CDP configuration subcommands
  channel-group        Etherchannel/port bundling configuration
  channel-protocol   Select the channel protocol (LACP, PAgP)
  delay                        Specify interface throughput delay
  description             Interface specific description
  duplex                     Configure duplex operation.
  exit                          Exit from interface configuration mode
  hold-queue            Set hold queue depth
  ip                             Interface Internet Protocol config commands
  mdix                       Set Media Dependent Interface with Crossover
  mls                          mls interface commands
  no                            Negate a command or set its defaults
  power                     Power configuration
  service-policy        Configure QoS Service Policy
  shutdown              Shutdown the selected interface
  spanning-tree       Spanning Tree Subsystem
  speed                     Configure speed operation.
  storm-control       storm configuration
  switchport             Set switching mode characteristics
  tx-ring-limit     Configure PA level transmit ring limit

Be mindful also that the commands shown above have multiple sub commands

With that said, there are a few basic things you can set
- For ports that will always connect to a computer or device, you want to hard code them as access ports (switchport mode access)
- Your access port will need vlan and native vlan (if trunk) changed or left at default value - vlan 1
(switchport access vlan 10)
(switchport trunk native vlan 99)
- Access ports that are no in use should be shut down
- Descriptions are good for quick identification (description WEB-SERVER-1)

Those are just the fundamentals
The port-security option is good to prevent unauthorized device connections
- In your example, it may be good to add a couple of port=security parameters
eg switchport port-security mac-address xx-xx-xx (especially for servers) this allows only that device to connect on that port
You could use other options like "sticky" to automatically memorize the Mac-address of current devices connected.
You could also use the "maximum" options to allow multiple devices to connect if your devices move from location to location as Don had asked.
QoS is also a good one - allows prioritizing or reserving bandwidth or capping bandwidth etc. Note however that the service-port command shown for QoS under the switch is a final step in a MQC configuration (Access-list, Class-map, Policy-map then Service policy). The service policy assigns an already created policy to a switch port
In short, it is solely based on what you want your design to be
I hope this helps