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Ye old "LAMP" stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) is pretty boring, and widely used. Very stable, very performant (and lots of options for caching / indexing / tw
by jordanlev 10y ago
Ye old "LAMP" stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) is pretty boring, and widely used. Very stable, very performant (and lots of options for caching / indexing / tweaking code when you encounter bottlenecks). Lots of competition in the hosting space as well, and you're not locked into any one company's flavor of "cloud computing platform".
- warlox 10y agoBut then you have to use PHP.
- soulchild37 10y agoYou upload PHP file to your server, done. No deploy task and stuff.
- seanwilson 10y agoThat's fine for experimenting but sounds terrible when you want to track down where problems came from and rolling back.
- 1123581321 10y agoThere are plenty of testing, deployment and analysis tools for PHP apps.
- Raed667 10y agoI second LAMP (although you can consider changing Apache for Nginx). For PHP it depends on what you want to do, but Laravel (or Lumen) may help you A LOT! It is super boring by these standard: - You can find setup tutorials everywhere - Almost every question you might think of has been already answered - It will do what it says it will do (Also don't forget to install phpMyAdmin, because who wants to write SQL in a terminal)