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ISPN-12599 server home and root properties
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oraNod authored and pruivo committed Jan 5, 2021
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== Server Root Directory

Apart from resources in the `docs` folder, the only folder under `{server_home}` that you should interact with is the server root directory, which is named `server` by default.
Apart from resources in the `bin` and `docs` folders, the only folder under `{server_home}` that you should interact with is the server root directory, which is named `server` by default.

You can create multiple nodes under the same `{server_home}` directory or in different directories, but each {brandname} Server instance must have its own server root directory.
For example, a cluster of 5 nodes could have the following server root directories on the filesystem:
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== Server home directory

${infinispan.brand.name} Server uses the `infinispan.server.home` path to locate the contents of the server distribution on the host filesystem.
${infinispan.brand.name} Server uses `infinispan.server.home.path` to locate the contents of the server distribution on the host filesystem.

The server home directory, referred to as `<SERVER_HOME>`, contains the following folders:

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== Server root directory

${infinispan.brand.name} Server uses the `infinispan.server.root` path to locate configuration files and data for ${infinispan.brand.name} Server instances.
${infinispan.brand.name} Server uses `infinispan.server.root.path` to locate configuration files and data for ${infinispan.brand.name} Server instances.

You can create multiple server root folders in the same directory or in different directories and then specify the locations with the `-s` or `--server-root` argument, as in the following example:

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