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Is LAMP strictly for development purposes?

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http://askubuntu.com – So basically, is LAMP strictly for development purposes or is it fine for production websites as well? I ask this because I have recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows and if WAMP is anything like LAMP, it is more aimed towards development than production (live) websites. Does the same apply for LAMP? I wish to run a small website on Ubuntu and I'm wondering if LAMP is secure enough. (HowTos)

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Submitted by Danial on 02/07/2012 – Made popular on 02/07/2012

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