Apache installation on Linux

To install Apache on a Linux system, you typically use the package manager specific to your Linux distribution. Below are instructions for installing Apache on some popular Linux distributions:

Ubuntu/Debian:

1. Update the package index:
   • sudo apt update
2. Install the Apache package:
   • sudo apt install apache2
3. After the installation is complete, Apache should be automatically started. You can verify the status of the Apache service:
   • sudo systemctl status apache2
|OR|
sudo service apache2 status

Once Apache is installed and running, you can access the default Apache web page by entering your server’s IP address in a web browser. If you see the Apache welcome page, it means Apache has been successfully installed on your Linux system.