LAMP is an acronym that refers to a free and open-source software bundle consisting of Linux, Apache HTTP Server, MySQL, and PHP/Perl/Python. Originally coined in 1998, the LAMP stack has become a popular option for building web servers as it provides a full-stack solution that is free, open-source, and customizable. The components can be installed individually or via automated appliances.
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1. LAMP(Software Bundle) LAMP is an acronym for a solution stack of free, open source software. Originally coined from the first letters of Linux (operating system). principal components to build a viable general purpose web server.
2. The development philosophy and tool sets are shared and were developed in close conjunction. The software combination has become popular because it is free of cost, open-source, and therefore easily adaptable,
3. HISTORY Michael Kunze coined the acronym LAMP in an article for the German computing magazine c't in April 1998. Knowing the IT-world's love of acronym The scripting component of the LAMP stack has its origins in the Common Gateway Interface protocol This technology allows the user of a web browser to execute a program on the web server.
4. SOFTWARE COMPONENT Easy to code. Easy to deploy Develop locally Cheap and ubiquitous hosting It’s easy to set up LAMP on your laptop, build your app locally, then deploy on the Web
5. DEPLOYMENT The components for a LAMP server can be built and installed from source code. LAMP stack appliance which does not require any manual configuration or setup. This requires more effort and technical proficiency than other automated approaches.