Secure and Scalable LAMP Service Architecture in AWS | ||
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| LAMP is an acronym for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP, which are all open-source software components commonly used together to build dynamic websites and web applications. Linux provides the operating system foundation, Apache serves as the web server to handle incoming requests, MySQL acts as the database to store and manage website data, and PHP is the scripting language used to process data, generate dynamic content, and interact with the database. This combination offers a robust, cost-effective, and flexible platform for web development, making it a popular choice for both individual developers and large organizations. The architecture below is one of the common AWS Architectural Diagrams used for Solutions Engineer role at AWS.
IAM (Identity and Access Management) controls user access to AWS resources, SNS (Simple Notification Service) sends notifications to subscribers, EMS (Elastic Management Service) is a legacy service that has been replaced by Amazon CloudWatch Agent, and CloudWatch monitors AWS resources and applications, collecting metrics, logs, and events for analysis and troubleshooting. | ||
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