Install LAMP Stack on VPS Server with VPS Manager


This article provides a detailed guide for how to install LAMP stack on a Linux VPS using VPS Manager interface.

What is LAMP Stack?

LAMP is an acronym for the common grouping of open-source software packages:

Install LAMP Stack on VPS using VPS Manager

To install LAMP stack on a VPS server using the VPS Manager interface:

 

Access VPS in VPS Manager

 

  • From the VPS Manager interface, navigate to the VPS details, and select the "Applications" tab to configure the software to be installed.
  • For "Select OS" option, use latest Webuzo CentOS 7 image.

 

Install LAMP Stack on VPS from VPS Manager

 

  • After customizing the software versions to install, click "Install" to begin installing the packages on your VPS.
  • On the pop-up warning message, confirm the Installation

Confirm VPS installation selection

  • Shortly, a message will appear confirming the installation was started successfully.

Confirm VPS installation selection

 

Once the installation is complete, an email will be sent to confirm. You have now successfully installed a LAMP stack on VPS using VPS Manager interface.

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