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Heavily depends on the application, sometime simply in a folder in the home directory. Sometimes on a partition, sometimes even an encrypted partition..
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anamus7258y/var - Ubuntu standard, and been doing so ever since starting my Linux journey from Ubuntu.
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I tend to use /opt but going on the other answers I am questioning that a little.
I've looked into Linux root folder naming before, and it didn't look like there were 'rules' per se - so we're just consistent, /opt on all our servers! -
@mattjbones there are absolutely rules:
its called the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard (FHS for short)
http://pathname.com/fhs/pub/...
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where do you deploy your web applications (node/rails/etc) on a linux server?
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