The Full Stack Web Development - Linux Installation

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up an Apache server, PHP, and MySQL on a Linux Ubuntu machine. It covers the installation of Apache, verification through a browser, PHP installation with a test file creation, and MySQL installation with database creation. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions using terminal commands and demonstrates how to verify each installation.

What is the purpose of running 'sudo apt-get update' in the terminal?

• To upgrade the operating system

• To install new software packages

• To remove unnecessary files

• To update the software repository

Which command is used to install the Apache server?

• sudo apt-get install apache2

• sudo install apache

• apt-get apache2 install

• install apache2

How can you verify that Apache is installed correctly?

• By checking the Apache log files

• By visiting 'http://localhost' in a web browser

• By running 'apache2 -v' in the terminal

• By checking the system settings

Which PHP version is installed in the tutorial?

• PHP 8.0

• PHP 7.0

• PHP 5.6

• PHP 7.4

What is the purpose of creating a 'test.php' file?

• To update the PHP version

• To store MySQL data

• To configure Apache settings

• To test the PHP installation

What command is used to install the MySQL server?

• sudo apt-get install mysql-server

• mysql-server install

• install mysql-server

• sudo apt-get install mysql

How do you enter the MySQL shell after installation?

• mysql shell

• mysql start

• mysql login

• mysql -u root -p