AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Testing PHP on Apache

This tutorial guides users through testing PHP on a web server. It covers logging into the server, navigating the web root directory, creating a PHP file to test the configuration, and ensuring PHP is working correctly. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of deleting the PHP info file after testing to maintain server security.

Why is it important to ensure PHP is running correctly on your server?

• To prevent server crashes

• To ensure dynamic web applications function properly

• To reduce server costs

• To improve server speed

What is the default directory where Apache serves web content?

• /var/www/html

• /usr/local/apache

• /etc/apache2

• /home/user/public_html

What command is used to list the contents of a directory in the terminal?

• mkdir

• ls

• pwd

• cd

Which text editor is used to create the PHP file in this lesson?

• vim

• emacs

• gedit

• nano

What is the purpose of the PHP info function?

• To display server uptime

• To show PHP configuration details

• To list all installed PHP modules

• To restart the PHP service

Why is it important to delete the info.php file after testing?

• To prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information

• To improve server performance

• To free up server space

• To comply with PHP licensing

What command is used to delete a file in the terminal?

• erase

• remove

• rm

• del