How to Install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/PhpMyAdmin) in Arch Linux

Arch Linux provides a flexible cutting-edge system environment and is a powerfully suited solution for developing web applications on small non-critical systems because is a completely open source and provides the latest up-to-date releases on kernels and web software for servers and databases.
The main scope of this video tutorial is to guide you through complete step-by-step instructions that in the end will lead to installing one of the most used software combinations in Web Development: LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, and PHP/PhpMyAdmin) on Arch Linux.

What you will learn:
1. Update your Arch system
a. How to update your Arch Linux
2. Install Apache
a. How to install Apache web server
c. How to Enable Apache service to start at boot and restart Apache service
d. How You can verify whether Apache is running or not
e. How to Test Apache
3. Install MariaDB
a. How to install MariaDB on your Arch Linux
b. How to initialize the MariaDB data directory prior to starting the service
c. How to enable and start MariaDB service
d. How You can verify whether MariaDb is running or not
e. How to Setup MySQL/MariaDB root user password
f. How to setup a password for database root user
g. How to setup MariaDB root user password
4. Install PHP
a. How To install PHP in Arch Linux
b. How to configure Apache PHP module
d. How to Test PHP
f. How to Restart httpd service
5. Install phpMyAdmin
b. How to create configuration file for phpMyAdmin
c. How to open Apache configuration file
d. How to Restart httpd service
e. How to Test phpMyAdmin
f. How to open phpMyAdmin web console

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