These directories are created whenever a new configuration is created
(create-config, create-instance or create-cluster commands).
In general, the entire domain uses same configuration files, docroot and
libraries but if required these directories can be used for
customization. Most of the layout was documented in an internal document
that needs to be cleaned out and published.
On 3/31/10 8:46 PM, Bill Shannon wrote:
> In v2, in the config directory, there can be other directories named
> <server/cluster>-config. For example, if you have a cluster named
> "c1", there could be a "config/c1-config" directory. On Byron's
> sample cluster machine, there's a bunch of these directories. They
> each seem to have "docroot" and "lib" subdirectories.
>
> Can someone explain when these are created? Does (e.g.) create-cluster
> create the corresponding config directory? Does it populate it with
> default docroot and lib directories?
>
> When these directories are synchronized to the corresponding instances,
> do they end up with the same names?
>
> Or, does (e.g.) config/c1-config/docroot end up as just "docroot" on
> all the instances of c1?
>
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