LAMP

The Apache HTTP Server solves this by providing absolute transparency and modular power.

It remains the backbone of the classic LAMP stack for millions of production sites.

This software gives you total ownership over every single packet hitting your server.

So if you don't understand what the LAMP, uh, stands for, the acronym, L is obviously for Linux.

Uh, I'll come back to that in a few minutes if you're still confused.

The A stands for Apache, the M stands for MySQL, and the P stands for, uh, PHP.

You know, things like WordPress site, a perfect example of a, a LAMP stack.

You run it on a...

You need the database software.

You need Lamp.

We love Lamp.

You want Lamp.

L-A-M-P. That's what I'll leave you with that piece.

So go make a Lamp app.

Go build something that uses LAMP.

And then you'll have a perspective of, oh, that's how you set up the database.