Does anyone know a single board for LAMP?

Question

linux

Hello!
You need a single-board or mini-pc in a case. The processor is not necessarily intel / not AMD / not via, i.e. something for Linux. It is planned to run a program in PHP + Mysql on it (it receives data, saves it and shows it on request), so I thought about LAMP. A maximum of 10 users will connect to it, i.e. the load is not big. Of the interfaces, Ethernet is required and preferably sata (for HDD). And preferably not expensive. If anyone tried to run LAMP on such items, then write off the reviews, plz.

Answer 1

CubieBoard 1 - 1 GB RAM Armbian
distribution Excellent computer, I have several sites hanging on it (with no load) and system and data on the HDD connected via SATA, everything is very very fast processor is set somewhere at 600 MHz, it is enough and not heats up Works for a very long time

~$ uptime
 11:25:27 up 80 days, 11:31,  1 user,  load average: 0,26, 0,13, 0,14

The electricity has not been turned off for 80 days :)

$ free -h
              total        used        free      shared  buff/cache   available
Mem:           1,0G        224M        158M         41M        621M        712M
Swap:          127M          0B        127M

Of course, there is not only a web server, it’s enough for my eyes :)
If I remember correctly, when I thought how much it costs per month, it turned out ~ 2-3 rubles per month
, as a result, I really like it, it doesn’t make noise, though the HDD rustles in silence :)
I bought as soon as he came out, I don’t know what is on sale with SATA now.

Answer 2

Never heard of Linux-only processors. These are not released.

Answer 3

For example https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cubieboard

Answer 4

Mass models of single-board arm models are quite capable of running Linux with LAMP functionality.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_single...
But it is advisable to look at the support of distributions on the Internet in advance.

Answer 5

The most worthless raspberry is enough. Or on aliexpress, you can order any single-board computer ... At least on Intel, at least on AMD.
Enough for PHP and Mysql