Building a LAMP environment is a very important step in web development. L stands for Linux as the operating system, A stands for Apache as the web server, M stands for MySQL as the database server, and P stands for PHP as the scripting language.
In this article, we will build a LAMP environment in one step by using Docker and CentOS operating system.
1. Install Docker
1. First, we need to install Docker on CentOS. Open a terminal and run the following commands:
sudo yum install docker2. Check the version after installation
docker -v
3. After installation, start docker
systemctl start docker.service
4. Check docker running status
systemctl status docker.service
5. At the same time, you can also directly set it to automatically start after booting.
sytemctl enable docker.service/docker