Web Hosting - LAMP

Below is an overview of LAMP web hosting at NDSU.

Overview

NDSU CMS is the recommended web hosting environment, particularly if you require authoring support.  For the web requirements that cannot be accommodated by CMS, we provide the self-support web environment "LAMP".

LAMP is an open source Web development platform that uses Linux as the operating system, Apache as the Web server, MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the object-oriented scripting language.

Note:  This platform is provided "as is" and individual customizations will not be made.  Users of this service are required to maintain their site without authoring support from IT.  This platform is regularly updated (e.g. PHP or MySQL software updates may change major or minor software versions)  and users are required to test functionality and fix any issues that result from regular routine upgrades.  Installation of a CMS (e.g. WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, etc.) on this platform is not allowed.

    LAMP features

    Individual site

    • Access granted to a single owner
    • Site URL will be www.ndsu.edu/people/?
    • 100MB base storage.  Additional storage available upon request.

    Shared site

    • Access granted to multiple authors/publishers with one website manager
    • MySQL-compatible database (MariaDB) upon request
    • PHP environment
    • CAS support
    • "Official NDSU" URL like www.ndsu.edu/org-name/ (content must conform to the NDSU Web guidelines and standards and the URL must be approved by VPUR)

    Intended Audience

    • Faculty
    • Staff

      Using this service

      Availability

      24/7/365 [*Standard outages]

      Support contact

      Cost

      University-funded: no charge.

      Service requests

      Related resources

      IT Service Center



      Keywords:
      service, webhosting, pubweb, public, host, publish, PHP, LAMP
      Doc ID:
      117907
      Owned by:
      Steve S. in NDSU IT Knowledge Base
      Created:
      2022-04-12
      Updated:
      2024-06-25
      Sites:
      NDSU IT Knowledge Base