LAMP

Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP

A popular stack of open-source software used to build and host dynamic websites and web applications. The components of the LAMP stack are:

1. Linux: The operating system that provides the foundation for the entire stack. Linux is known for its stability, security, and flexibility, making it a common choice for web servers.
2. Apache: The web server software that handles requests from clients (web browsers) and delivers web content. Apache is one of the most widely used web servers in the world, known for its reliability and support for a wide range of features and modules.
3. MySQL: The relational database management system (RDBMS) that stores and manages data for dynamic websites and applications. MySQL is widely used for its efficiency in handling large databases, scalability, and support for structured data.
4. PHP: The server-side scripting language that processes logic on the web server and generates dynamic web content. PHP interacts with the MySQL database to retrieve or store data and is a widely used language in web development.

The LAMP stack provides a robust environment for developing and deploying dynamic websites. Developers commonly use it because of its open-source nature, extensive community support, and flexibility for customizing web applications.

• Abbreviation: LAMP