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| + | ==About== | ||
| + | {{l/ucfirst|web hosting}} is the act of providing the necessary hardware, software, and connectivity to make a web page available on a network (typically [[the Internet]], but web hosts may also serve on a [[local area network]] with no outside access). | ||
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| + | The most common combination of hardware and software, known as the [[LAMP stack]], consists of: | ||
| + | * [[Linux]] as an [[operating system]] | ||
| + | * [[Apache web server]] | ||
| + | * [[MySQL]] [[database]] server | ||
| + | * [[PHP]], [[Python]], or possibly [[Perl]] as a scripting language | ||
| + | ==Pages== | ||
| + | * [[/virtual]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:26, 6 September 2019
About
Web hosting is the act of providing the necessary hardware, software, and connectivity to make a web page available on a network (typically the Internet, but web hosts may also serve on a local area network with no outside access).
The most common combination of hardware and software, known as the LAMP stack, consists of:
- Linux as an operating system
- Apache web server
- MySQL database server
- PHP, Python, or possibly Perl as a scripting language