AWS, JavaScript, React - Deploy Web Apps on the Cloud - Installing LAMP Stack Using Linode Marketplace

This video tutorial demonstrates how to use the Linode Marketplace to install preconfigured applications like the LAMP stack. It explains the limitations of the Marketplace, such as the inability to customize apps or install additional applications post-deployment. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to installing the LAMP stack, configuring server settings, and testing the installation. It concludes with instructions on deleting the server to avoid unnecessary charges and previews the next lesson on PHP testing.

What is a limitation of using Linode Marketplace apps?

• They require no configuration.

• They are available for free.

• They can only be installed during server deployment.

• They can be customized after installation.

What must be done if you prefer using MariaDB instead of MySQL in the LAMP stack?

• Install MariaDB through the Marketplace.

• Upgrade manually through the command line.

• Use a different Marketplace app.

• Contact Linode support.

Which operating system image is selected for the LAMP stack installation?

• Ubuntu 20.04 LTS

• Debian 10

• CentOS 7

• Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

What is the purpose of entering an email address during the LAMP stack configuration?

• For the free SSL certificate

• To receive server updates

• To register the server

• For billing purposes

How can you verify that the LAMP stack was installed successfully?

• By accessing the server via SSH

• By receiving a confirmation email

• By checking the server logs

• By entering the server's IP address in a browser

Why is it recommended to delete the server instance after the demonstration?

• To reset the server settings

• To avoid unnecessary charges

• To free up space

• To improve server performance

What should you ensure before deleting a Linode instance?

• That it is the correct instance

• That it is running

• That it is backed up

• That it is stopped