LAMP， A common combination of software we use to install the EB environment on the ECS, which consists of the Linux system, Apache engine, MySQL (MariaDB) database and PHP programming language. In this article, we record the process of installing LAMP on CentOS 9.
1. Update Software Source
yum update
After logging in to CentOS SSH, enter the script update to update the source.
2. Install Apache
yum install httpd
Of course, it is already in the CentOS image. We can directly enter the script to install Apache.
systemctl start httpd.service
After installation, we set the startup.
systemctl status httpd
And setting startup. This will start automatically even when the server is restarted.
3. Install Database
yum install mysql-server -y
Enter the command to install the MySQL database that we are familiar with.
# systemctl start mysqld # systemctl enable mysqld
Here we need to start the database and set it to start.
systemctl status mysqld
Check the status of the database.
PS: Here, if we need to install the MariaDB database input command
# yum remove mysql-server -y # yum rm -rf /var/lib/mysql # yum install mariadb-server -y
Database setup started.
# systemctl start mariadb # systemctl enable mariadb
Check the status of the database:
# systemctl status mariadb
4. Database Settings
# mysql_secure_installation
Initial database settings are required for the first time. Set the account information and initialization of the database according to the prompt.
mysql -u root -p
Create database tables after logging in to the database.
5. Install PHP version
# yum install php -y
The PHP installed here is based on the version of the system. If you need to install the version we specified.
# yum install php-<package name>
This sub installation can install the specified version.
# yum nstall php-mysqlnd php-gd php-curl php-ftp php-fpm -y
Of course, we can also install necessary components here.
# php -v
We check the current version of php.
# systemctl restart httpd
Restart the server's engine for it to take effect.
# nano /var/www/html/info.php
Here we create a demo file to check whether PHP works.
<?php phpinfo (); ?> Save and exit the fi
Open this page in a browser. We can see the default page and version information of PHP.
