Question
Install Bitnami LAMP Stack directly
Hi,
Is it possible to install a Bitnami LAMP stack directly (without using their launchpad)
I prefer PHP7 and ubuntu and I assume this one has both:
https://bitnami.com/stack/lamp/virtual-machine
If its possible, what are the SSH commands I should run?
Thanks
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Did you just want to update to PHP7 on top of your existing Ubuntu?
Hi,
I want to know if its possible do either of following without using Bitnami launchpad.
Any of the above works for me.
Bottom line is I need following things:
I think they have both of the above in here (the link I provided in my first post)
https://bitnami.com/stack/lamp/virtual-machine
I just don’t know if its possible and how to use them in DigitalOcean.
Thanks for replying
Try getting the installer, found here: https://bitnami.com/stack/lamp/installer
How do I install it in DigitalOcean droplet? What are the commands I should run?
Thanks
@addresshr - The closest thing I can think of to match Bitnami is to start off with a 1-click LAMP droplet and then using your preferred package manager (or installed control panel) to install the individual components that match the pre-installed Bitnami packages. It’s a pain to figure out which packages match, but you’ll end up with a finer control of how much bloat to leave out/in of your system once you do figure this out.
warren and gndo, thanks for the answers.
So here’s what I have done so far.
Then ran the following commands
chmod 755 bitnami-lampstack-7.0.2-1-dev-linux-x64-installer.run
/root/bitnami-lampstack-7.0.2-1-dev-linux-x64-installer.run –mode text
It installed without any errors.
Then I read this note about “What are the "development” and “production” modes for applications" in Bitnami Wiki (link provided by warren)
If my assumption is right, then in the above, I installed a development mode version which means it not as secure as Bitnami’s recommended “LAMP Stack 5.5.31-0 (64-bit)”
So I installed that (i. e. https://bitnami.com/redirect/to/86820/bitnami-lampstack-5.5.31-0-linux-x64-installer.run) to another fresh Ubuntu 14 x64 and it gave me lot of errors. It didn’t occur me to take a screenshot or something of these errors. I’ll redo it later and let you know about those errors.
Im going to try to run that 5.5.31 stack installer in a Debian x64 because that was the OS Bitnami Launchpad used. Maybe I won’t get those errors on that.
Thanks
Hey,
Just tried running this one:
https://bitnami.com/redirect/to/86820/bitnami-lampstack-5.5.31-0-linux-x64-installer.run
in fresh Debian 8.2 x64 droplet. I got the same errors I got in Ubuntu 14 x64. Check this screenshot:
http://img.sceper.ws/images/qDuFe.png
What can I do?
Thanks
EDIT:
Turned out it was a insufficient memory problem as stated in the warning I got before installing.
Tried it with a 4GB Debian 8 droplet and worked like a charm.
Thanks
@addresshr - Also, you may need to create swap space to virtually increase your memory, specially if you use the 1GB droplets.
The link you provided gives me 404. But no worries. I googled it and found it.
Thanks a lot for all you do.
I think best way now to do what I need is install their recommended LAMP stack and upgrade the PHP.
Thanks