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Want to test a new web app but don't want to affect your current Apache / MySQL / PHP system? Applications like MAMP are great, but they don't make it easy to maintain multiple, separate web roots.

If you find yourself needing quick to configure web stack, but also one that is customizable try this Vagrant project

Vagrant allows for Virtual Machines to be quickly setup, and easy to use.

And this project aims to make it very easy to spinup a complete LAMP stack in a matter of minutes.

• VirtualBox http://www.virtualbox.org
• Vagrant http://www.vagrantup.com
• Git http://git-scm.com/ (Alternatively, SourceTree is a very good git client https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/.)

$ git clone https://github.com/SEAN-KR/vagrant-lamp.git
$ cd vagrant-lamp
$ vagrant up

That is pretty simple.

The Apache server is available at http://localhost:8088

Externally the MySQL server is available at port 3306, and when running on the VM it is available as a socket or at port 3306 as usual. Username: root Password: root

You can access phpmyadmin at http://localhost:8088/phpmyadmin

Composer is a php dependency manager. It is installed globally, so you can use it in any of your projects by typing composer.

• Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit
• Apache 2
• PHP 5.5
• MySQL 5.5
• Phpmyadmin
• Composer
• Bower

We are using the base Ubuntu 14.04 box from Vagrant. If you don't already have it downloaded the Vagrantfile has been configured to do it for you. This only has to be done once for each account on your host computer.

The web root is located in the project directory at src and you can install your files there.

And like any other vagrant file you have SSH access with

$ vagrant ssh

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