How to turn your Raspberry Pi into an Apache Web Server

Welcome to the another Raspberry Pi Tutorial! Today I'll show you a really quick tutorial on how to install Apache on your Raspberry Pi to turn it into a web server.

Consider this to be the first in the series of four videos. The end result will be that we'll learn how to turn on an LED using our browser! I use this method to control lights and other devices all over my house.

I want to take one step at a time towards our end goal. So stay tuned to the next few tutorials!

I hope you enjoy the tutorial!

#RaspberryPi #HowTo #TechTutorials #Apache #WebServer

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[NoCodeFilmmaker]

I would love to see a tutorial on hosting a small language model on the pi 5 and making an API available to connect to it via API calls. I was able to get Phi3 running on my pi 5. I tried using nginx but had trouble making the API available to public networks

[jaehochoi]

Neat and easy to understand. Thank you very much for your lecture.

[alisalem]

from the beginning what's the window which you write sudo apt from where i can open the window i am new in this

[Lunolux]

nice video

i have a question,
if my apache2 is running on the Pi,
can you still connect to the Pi with SSH or VNC viewer from another computer ?
thx

[GTFOplan]

Great, easy to follow video! Thank you so much!! First, my url for my index.html is 192.168.1.41 but I am not sure why. I can see this from other laptops connected to my wifi so that's good. However, I have errors starting my apache2 server. 'systemctl status apache2.service' says "Failed to start the Apache HTTP server...code=exited, status=1/FAILURE and 'jounalct -xe' doesn't add much, says 'apache2.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'...The unit apache2.service has entered the 'failed' state with result 'exit-code'... session closed for user root'. Please help - I've tried googling for solutions to no avail.

[balthasar]

How can you configure it so that you can find the website via ipv6 in the webbrowser

[projectsharewyd]

thank you very much for giving this information. if there is any way to update the html file with in the browser like ftp server.

[premparekh]

What ctrl key you used after that hello from easy programming...which ctrl key u have used to print in the web ?

[noctechmike]

You can turn your Raspbery Pi into a web server but should you? Your web server install was over a year and a half ago. How is it running? I am considering converting my home "data center" which consists of 4 desktop PCs running Linux into either Intel Nucs or Raspberry Pis. Thanks for shooting and sharing this informative video.

[downintheshop]

How do you change the default document root? I want it to be /home/pi

[shuvadipghosh]

Please can you tell how to make it public as it is I don't want to connect to it from my local network I want to connect it to any other 4g service or any other part of the world.

[Tacc]

I'm thinking of repurposing an old rPi3 into a personal web server and this video was super helpful! I assume this would not be accessible from outside your local network? Perhaps do a part 2 tutorial on how to make your page accessible outside of local network?

[rayadkinsjr.]

I can not get apache2 to install. On raspberry p3 plus with stretch

[narayananbalaraman]

I am not able to access the website from my mobile device though I connected it to the pi's hot-spot, entered the correct IP address and port number.

[gcobanimkontwana]

Hi Naz, my apache when i run this IP address 192.168.1.196 before and after my install its taking way to far. Any ideas why, but the installation went fine on the command pls assist