Solaris and AMP - a New Recipe for Success

Have you had a go at AMP (Apache, MySQL and PHP) with the Solaris 10 Operating System (Solaris OS)? The package is designed to offer the same Web applications users are familiar with, but on a more secure open-source platform with greater scalability. To make things even easier, Sun has provided five easy steps for facilitating the quick development of web applications. [...read more...]

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