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Himmat Singh Dulawat
Himmat Singh Dulawat
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All previous installs to version 9version 9 had a folder structure like this:

/Data
/Databases
/Website

Now in version 9.xversion 9.x the /Data directory/Data directory is nested inside the /Website root/Website root. SIF default logic even has code that places it there.

"Site.DataFolder": "[joinpath(variable('Site.PhysicalPath'), 'App_Data')]"

Just curious if this was intentional? No
No performance worries about indexes due to Solr files in a separate directory? To
To support Azure deployments?

All previous installs to version 9 had a folder structure like this:

/Data
/Databases
/Website

Now in version 9.x the /Data directory is nested inside the /Website root. SIF default logic even has code that places it there.

"Site.DataFolder": "[joinpath(variable('Site.PhysicalPath'), 'App_Data')]"

Just curious if this was intentional? No performance worries about indexes due to Solr files in separate directory? To support Azure deployments?

All previous installs to version 9 had a folder structure like this:

/Data
/Databases
/Website

Now in version 9.x the /Data directory is nested inside the /Website root. SIF default logic even has code that places it there.

"Site.DataFolder": "[joinpath(variable('Site.PhysicalPath'), 'App_Data')]"

Just curious if this was intentional?
No performance worries about indexes due to Solr files in a separate directory?
To support Azure deployments?

Fixed grammer
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edit approved Dec 10, 2021 at 15:26
Alireza
edit approved Dec 10, 2021 at 15:26
Alireza
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Any reason Sitecore 9.x data folder now defaults it'sits location to inside web root?

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Steve Montgomery
Steve Montgomery
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Any reason Sitecore 9.x data folder now defaults it's location to inside web root?

All previous installs to version 9 had a folder structure like this:

/Data
/Databases
/Website

Now in version 9.x the /Data directory is nested inside the /Website root. SIF default logic even has code that places it there.

"Site.DataFolder": "[joinpath(variable('Site.PhysicalPath'), 'App_Data')]"

Just curious if this was intentional? No performance worries about indexes due to Solr files in separate directory? To support Azure deployments?