Virtual Machine full localhost LAMP stack setup in minutes

Set up a fully functional LAMP stack in minutes using Scotch Box and VirtualBox. Configure Ubuntu 14, PHP 5.6, MySQL, and open source tools like HeidiSQL and GitHub on localhost.

Learn to set up a lamp stack with Scotch Box using Vagrant and VirtualBox by cloning Scotch Box GitHub repo and running Vagrant up to access via localhost.

Launch a local lamp stack in minutes by running vagrant up, which downloads a base box, configures a Scotch Box vm, and syncs folders and ssh access.

Edit the Windows hosts file in admin mode to map localhost to the VM IP, then save. Restart the box with vagrant up to propagate the DNS changes.

Learn how the Scotch box synchronizes the host and virtual machine folders, explore /var/www and public, access via vagrant ssh, and create files that appear on both environments.

Set up a local lamp stack in a virtual machine to access mysql on localhost, using root credentials and ssh tunnels with HeidiSQL or phpMyAdmin.

Boot, provision, and manage vagrant virtual machines with commands like vagrant up, vagrant provision, and vagrant ssh; learn to suspend, reload, and destroy as needed.

Install phpmyadmin on the vagrant box and configure Apache to serve it from the proper directory. Restart Apache and access phpmyadmin via localhost or the VM IP to manage databases.

Set up WordPress on a Scotch box localhost using a virtual machine, complete with database credentials, quick install, theme changes, and plugins in under 10 minutes.

Set up a vagrant and virtual box, run vagrant up to build a local development environment, choose a box, and configure port forwarding and shared folders for localhost.

Log into the virtual machine with vagrant ssh, explore the vagrant directory and public folder, and learn how to reset with vagrant destroy.

Update the virtual box, install Apache with apt, and configure a provision script to sync folders. Forward port 80 to 4567 for localhost access to the Vagrant public folder.

Configure a local lamp stack by managing symbolic links, vagrant provisioning, and port forwarding. Set up a private 192.168.33.10 network and link vagrant public files to www for local access.

Learn to set up a custom virtual machine for a local lamp stack by running bootstrap scripts, installing apache, php, and mysql, and aligning local, staging, and production environments.

Install Ubuntu 14 on Oracle VirtualBox to create a standalone virtual machine, boot from a mounted Ubuntu image, and configure memory, storage, and display for a ready-to-run desktop environment.

Learn how git enables version control, branching, and collaboration with remotes like GitHub or Bitbucket; clone, pull, fetch, merge, and push to manage working files and avoid conflicts.

Install git on Windows using a terminal GUI such as Cygwin or GitHub Desktop, verify the version, clone repositories, and manage branches, commits, and pushes for your local LAMP stack.

Install git and the GitHub desktop client, then configure your global username and email to associate commits with your GitHub account.

Create a new git repository on GitHub, initialize with a readme and license, and manage master and develop branches with issues and pull requests for collaboration.

Clone the repository into the local testing folder, then stage, commit, and push changes to the master branch; pull from the host to stay in sync with online updates.

Connect a repository to a folder, initialize git, pull from origin master, edit index files, add, commit, push, and keep multiple folders synchronized.

Create and switch to a new git branch to isolate a feature from the master live branch, then commit changes and push to origin, enabling staging and pull request workflows.

Learn how to merge pull requests on GitHub by comparing changes, reviewing diffs, and confirming merges between master and feature branches.

Learners create a new feature branch from master, pull latest changes, make changes, and merge back into master, noting potential conflicts and choosing between local and host merges.

Learn to compare master, develop, and feature branches, identify merge conflicts, and resolve them by choosing code to keep, using command line and GitHub Desktop to complete pull requests.

Explore repository history from the terminal using git log, filter by author, view full or concise formats, access git log --help for options, and exit with q.

Master git reset, checkout, and fetch workflows to manage local changes, reset to head, and synchronize with origin master, using hard and soft resets and related commit history commands.