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To have Eglot behave like you want it, sometimes it suffices to
customize Emacs packages and features that Eglot uses but to do so for
all of Emacs (regardless of Eglot) . For example, to configure the
amount of space taken up by documentation in the echo area, customize
the ElDoc variable eldoc-echo-area-use-multiline-p. To configure
Flymake faces used for errors and warnings, customize the
flymake-error and flymake-warning faces.
Compared to the breadth of its functionality, Eglot itself has a relatively small number of customization variables. There is additionally a set of variables that are usually set from Elisp snippets (see Init File in The GNU Emacs Manual).
Other times, it’s necessary to have finer control of Eglot’s interaction with these features. See More Customization.