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You can view the folder structure of JCR from CRXDE Lite. The following table describes the folder structure within the repository:
| Folder | Description |
|---|---|
| /apps | Contains all project code such as components, overlays, client libraries, bundles, i18n translations, and static templates created by an organization |
| /conf | Contains all configurations for your website. This folder is used to store the dynamic templates and policies for your website. |
| /content | Contains content created for your website |
| /etc | Contains resources related to utilities and tools. |
| /home | Contains AEM users and group information |
| /libs | Contains the libraries and definitions that belong to the core of AEM. The subfolders in /libs represent the out-of-the-box AEM features. |
| /oak:index | Contains Jackrabbit Oak index definitions. Each node specifies the details of one index. The standard indexes for the AEM application are visible and help create additional custom indexes. |
| /system | Is used by Apache Oak only |
| /tmp | Serves as a temporary working area |
| /var | Contains files that change and are updated by the system; such as audit logs, statistics, and event-handling. The subfolder /var/classes contains the Java servlets in source and compiled forms that have been generated from the components scripts. |
