LAMP - And Let There Be Light



All future trends in Internet programming is based on the creation of dynamic web sites with feature rich web applications that give a stunning user experience. PHP, server side scripting language, in combination with MySQL, open source database system, can do just that. PHP comes as a boon for creating Web pages that provide a unique experience for every user, so that each user gets exclusive and personalized view of web pages. MySQL has gained popularity for free access. Another popular software in the LAMP stack is Apache HTTP server that hosted the monstrous number of websites and web pages. Last, but certainly most importantly, Linux OS kernel provides a platform for developing, hosting and web processing applications.

LAMP acts as simple as the architecture. All application processing and query happens on the Linux kernel. Linux is the most dominant player LAMP software bundle. He gathers all the processing of requests and sorts them servers. Sites are located at Apache which puts them on the internet index. All HTML and static code is served directly from the Linux kernel, as well as dynamic PHP code, it is forwarded to the preprocessor to be processed before the HTML hosting.Preprocesor turn keeps PHP code and sends queries to the MySQL database. MySQL database serves query and returns a result value of the preprocessor. On the preprocessor data values ​​and data processing queries are sent to the kernel to be embedded in HTML code, and was later hosted on Apache server.

Not only do fast processing speed, but the availability of inexpensive too accounts for its growing popularity. Since the article on his invention was published in German magazine Computing, LAMP has found a gigantic number of customers in the world of Internet programming, and be rest assured it will continue to do so. LAMP provides flexibility and easy adaptability to newcomers, since only the assumption that knowledge of PHP and MySQL with a bit of HTML tags. LAMP phpMyAdmin allows the administration to have easy access to web pages and support.

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