One of the most robust ways to transfer configurations without data is to encapsulate those configurations within custom modules. This method involves:

• Identifying Configurations: Pinpoint the configurations you need to transfer. This could be specific settings within Odoo apps, custom fields, workflows, etc.
• Custom Module Creation: Develop a custom module (or modules) that programmatically set these configurations upon installation. This can involve overriding models to set default values, writing data files within the module to create records for configurations (e.g., XML or CSV files that set up specific records like product categories, sales taxes, etc.), or using server actions to adjust settings post-installation.

By deploying these modules to your other Odoo instance, you can apply the configurations without carrying over the existing database's transactional data.

Infrastructure as code (e.g., Packer, Terraform), or containers (e.g., Docker, Docker Swarm, K8s) might be something you are looking for. This allows you to configure a server, or Docker container, which you can deploy whenever you want. You might want to take at my blog post: How to launch your Odoo server on the cloud instantly or Dock, Stack & Launch: Odoo deployment with Docker and Portainer.

I hope this helps

Hello Hans, I appreciate your response. Upon reviewing the information you provided, I realized that as a newcomer to Odoo, I still require further clarification on how to effectively implement the proposed solution. Could you kindly provide a more detailed explanation or walkthrough of the steps involved? Your expertise would greatly assist me in comprehending and executing this solution accurately. Thank you.