LAMP

LAMP is a popular set of tools used to build websites and web applications. It stands for Linux (the operating system), Apache (the web server that delivers web pages), MySQL (the database that stores data), and PHP (the programming language that creates dynamic content). Together, these components work seamlessly to serve and manage websites efficiently. Linux provides a stable foundation, Apache handles incoming web requests, MySQL manages data, and PHP processes the code to generate dynamic pages. LAMP is valued for being open-source, flexible, and cost-effective, making it a common choice for developers and businesses.