Developed by the Apache Foundation, Apache is so popular that it runs 70% of all the webservers online.
It is a reliable and secure web server that every system administrator should know.
Apache is part of the LAMP stack that stands for Linux, Apache, MariaDB and PHP and it is commonly used in many companies to host internal and external websites.
Today, we are going to see how you can install Apache on CentOS 8.
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