What is a LAMP Stack?

In the lightboard video, Bradley Knapp with IBM, explains why some of today’s most popular open source web applications run on LAMP, a time-tested stack of Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP.

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[dotterel]

Wow, why aren't more people using this presentation style. It's flawless and beautiful.

[mohammedsofian]

YOU ARE INSANE. This is exactly what I needed. Sending huge love and success to you good sir!

[markusbuchholz]

Thanks for brilliant presentation. You guys are awesome. I am lucky since I am subscriber of stat-of-the-art channel and great Linux friend for about 20 years. Thanks and good luck!

[kungfutech]

This guy is explains tings so well!! Wish he taught the whole of the stuff I need to learn about IT

[EGPerumal]

Really good explanation. Can you please cover other technology stacks in up coming light boarding sessions. For example MEAN, MERN, JAM stack, etc

[s.gardner]

Thanks for this video. Very direct and simple to understand. Great job.

[williamsecchi]

This content is awasome, please keep this work. Best regrards from Brazil! :)

[jacobkanyi]

I thought you drew the linux logo, i was impressed. Nice video,

[dnbrahmareddy]

thanks for sharing the information and it is very helpful to me to gain the knowledge of LAMP

[tomisinajayi]

Please I’m new to Tech and I’m just starting to learn more about DevOps engineer. How can you help me with this 🙏

[badinstructor]

Great stuff would like to learn more, do u ever have live training sessions

[nekovolta]

I suggest putting on the title "How to explain things to people that actually do not know that thing."

[thinkoutsidethebox]

Awesome, I needed this so bad!. Thanks! 👍

[wilsonjayakody]

excellent! really enjoyed... thank you

[epichotspicy]

So this helps in hosting or we need separate host to host the site.

[dovanminhan]

It's actually more complicated. This is just the interface of LAMP stack :))

[toby]

Why do they call them a "stack"? Seems like a stupid name for a bunch of software tools and applications? A stack is memory used by an executing application for temporary local storage of a stack frame, local variables etc... at least that's what I'd considered a stack to be for the past 40 years. Guess I learned something.