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For applications deployed to other deployed virtual hosts, the vhost configuration can be found in the
/usr/local/zendphp74/etc/sites.d/ directory, as defined by the include statement:
Include /usr/local/zendphp74/etc/sites.d/vhost_*.conf

Zend Server 9.1.x, Zend Server 2018.x and Zend Server 2019.x:

/www/zendphp7/conf/httpd.conf 

These lines define the default virtual host:

Notice that most of the definition is found in this include file:

/usr/local/zendphp7/etc/sites.d/zend-default-vhost-10090.conf 

The contents of the include file look like this:

Note: for applications deployed to other virtual hosts rather than the default, see the note at the end of the article.

Each application deployed to this virtual host will have a configuration file in this directory:

The configuration files will all have the '.conf' prefix, and will be picked up by the include of '*.conf'.

For the Samples application, the configuration file is named something like this:

Here are the contents of that file:

The Alias and Directory directives tell us the directory where content for the Samples application can be found:

It is useful to know where the application content is deployed, and in the case of an example application like the Samples application it can be useful to examine the code. However, it is not recommended to make changes to a deployed application by making code changes to the content in this location. Such changes would be lost if an update to the application is deployed. Instead, the changes are made in the source on the machine where the application is developed and tested, and then packaged and deployed as an update.

For applications deployed to other deployed virtual hosts, the vhost configuration can be found in the
/usr/local/zendphp7/etc/sites.d/ directory, as defined by the include statement:
Include /usr/local/zendphp7/etc/sites.d/vhost_*.conf