Sumarizzing

The LAMP Stack project, is a comprehensive learning program, designed to teach 16 mentees various aspects of web development and server management. The acronym “LAMP” stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Python/Perl, which are the key components used in web development.

Here’s a breakdown of the project:

1. Learning Goals: Participants gained hands-on experience in server operations, website development, and deployment strategies.

2. Curriculum Highlights:
   • Weeks 1-2: Basic server setup, networking protocols, and virtual hosting.
   • Weeks 3-4: Security measures, user authentication, and web directory management.
   • Weeks 4-5: Website development with HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, and Docker containerization.
   • Week 6: Database connectivity, AWS deployment, SSL implementation, and hosting on AWS.
   • Week 7: Advanced topics like Tmux, proxies, CI/CD using Jenkins, and server containerization.
3. Evaluation:
   • Mid-term: Hosted a diverse-access website.
   • End-term: Containerization of the server for enhanced scalability.
4. Key Tools:
   • Git, Vim, CentOS VMs, Docker for development.
   • AWS for website deployment and hosting.
5. Practical Application: Participants applied their knowledge by deploying websites on AWS, ensuring a practical understanding of server management and development practices.