In this tutorial, we'll guide you through deploying your own Linux web server using Vultr, a top-notch cloud hosting provider. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, this video will help you understand setting up a web server and customizing it to suit your project needs. Also you can follow along if you already have Linux installed locally to setup your local development environment. Vultr offers lightning-fast SSD drives, scalable infrastructure, and a global network with locations worldwide. Use our affiliate link (in the description) to sign up and receive a free $100 credit to try Vultr. Follow along at no cost! In this video we focus on Apache, a popular web server option and configure the LAMP stack: Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP for our server. Vultr Sign-Up (Free $100 Credit): https://codebearcodes.com/vultr Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@CodeBearCodes?sub_confirmation=1 Timestamps: 00:00 - Chapter 1: Introduction to Web Development and Vultr Cloud Hosting * Affiliate link and free $100 credit offer 01:05 - Chapter 2: Setting Up the LAMP Stack on Vultr * Introduction to Apache and LAMP stack * Creating a Vultr account or using local development environment * Deploying a new server on Vultr * Selecting server type, location, and operating system 06:26 - Chapter 3: Connecting to the Server and Updating Packages * Launching SSH client and connecting to the server * Updating the server and running package updates * Installing Apache web server 09:02 - Chapter 4: Verifying and Troubleshooting Apache Installation * Checking the status of the Apache service * Testing Apache installation in a web browser * Troubleshooting connection issues and disabling UFW firewall 10:48 - Chapter 5: Installing and Configuring MariaDB * Choosing between MySQL and MariaDB * Installing MariaDB server * Running the mysql_secure_installation command to configure and secure MariaDB * Verifying the connection to MariaDB using the mysql command 13:08 - Chapter 6: Installing PHP and Testing the LAMP Stack * Installing PHP and its modules * Verifying PHP installation with the php -v command * Creating a PHP info file to test the installation * Accessing the info.php file in a web browser 15:33 - Chapter 7: Installing phpMyAdmin for Database Management * Installing phpMyAdmin * Setting a password for the phpMyAdmin user * Accessing phpMyAdmin from the web browser and logging in 16:53 - Chapter 8: Firewall Configuration Image by upklyak on Freepik: https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/night-home-office-interior-dark-room-freelance_17067660.htm #vultr #linux #apache2 #phpcourse #mariadb #phpmyadmin #ubuntu #webdevelopment #codebear