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LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MariaDB (or MySQL) and PHP. A LAMP server is one of the most common ways to host websites without a control panel. Whether you're on a cloud server, virtual server or dedicated server, our LAMP guides take you from a fresh installation to a working website with a free SSL certificate.

Prefer the Nginx web server? See our LEMP guides.

Select your operating system below. For a new server, we recommend the newest release of your preferred operating system.

AlmaLinux

Ubuntu

Debian

Debian 13 (newest)
Debian 12

Our older guides for CentOS 5 and 6, Debian 6, Fedora 16 and Ubuntu 12.04 have been retired, because those operating systems no longer receive security updates.

Pages in category "LAMP Guides"

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 LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MariaDB (or MySQL) and PHP. A LAMP server is one of the most common ways to host websites without a control panel. Whether you're on a cloud server, virtual server or dedicated server, our LAMP guides take you from a fresh installation to a working website with a free SSL certificate.
+Prefer the Nginx web server? See our [[:Category:LEMP Guides|LEMP guides]].
 Select your operating system below. For a new server, we recommend the newest release of your preferred operating system.