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Is there linux for websites, home projectors, out of the box?
Good afternoon community.
I am the most common frontend developer, not a system administrator.
Very often there is a need to quickly raise a site for home projects, to test something, to study something. For this house, I have a small server, but now it has become my headache. It's already been a month, and I still haven't figured out how to properly configure the rights so that they would be enough for everyone. I can't even set up FTP. I work with debian on SHH.
1. Is there any solution so that you can install a ready-made pack of packages, and there everything is already ready and configured with each other?
1.1. What would be the server, and php, and the database at once. I currently have apache2.4 php7.3 mariadb10.x.
1.2. What would the web interface be, which will allow you to create a new site in a few clicks, as well as quickly create a FPT user for arbitrary directories and site directories.
2. Maybe there is a ready-made distribution based on debian for this case, which you can install and forget about the problems?
Thanks in advance!
PS: I don't want to dig into configs for hours, I just want to write code.
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I can't even set up FTP.
For home projects, in fact, no server is needed, a virtual machine is enough.
For example, Scotchbox in Vagrant is raised with a couple of commands - and is immediately ready for use without requiring any administration.
Naturally, when transferring a project to a production environment, administrative skills are necessary simply because all these buttons "do it well on the server" do well to those who can, and if this is not the owner, it is worse for him.
It's already been a month, and I still haven't figured out how to properly configure the rights
A bunch of instructions in the open spaces on how to fully deploy LAMP with settings for working with specific tasks, and other options.
WP, so there is a specific instruction for it.
Just localhost, so no problem at all!
A flurry of instructions!
As the saying goes: - Google and I help!
Okay, and when you are given the task of doing SSR (these are your direct responsibilities), what will you do?
Or if the infrastructure will be on the docker?
Learn to work with this if you want to become a good front-end developer. This is included in your professional skills.
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