Each one of the "all", "default", "minimal" etc... server
configurations provide a different set of functionalities. "all" has clustering
features and is a superset of the other configurations. "default" has all the
services (like EJB support) without the clustering services. So usually, it's the
"default" configuration that users go for.
You can place that file in server/default/deploy and start the server using the
run.sh/run.bat scripts. By default the "default" configuration will be started.
However, if you want to start a different configuration, you can use the -c option and
pass it the name of the server configuration. For example, to start the "all"
config:
./run.sh -c all
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