LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP, which is a common software stack for hosting dynamic websites and web applications. This task involves installing each of the components:
Linux: The operating system (usually Ubuntu or CentOS).
Apache: The web server for handling requests.
MySQL: The relational database management system.
PHP: The scripting language for server-side development. The LAMP stack installation ensures that the server is properly configured to support and run dynamic websites and web applications efficiently.