AMPPS
Web stack offering Apache, MySQL, MongoDB, and latest PHP versions with Softaculous auto-installer. Supports app installs and PHP switching for versatile scenarios, perfect for development.
Features
- Guided configuration
Tags
- Php
- WordPress
- joomla
- scripts
- PhpBB
- Web Development
- mamp
- wamp
- wamp-webserver
- apache
- softaculous
AMPPS News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- Danilo_Venom updated AMPPS
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What is AMPPS?
AMPPS is a WAMP and MAMP stack from Softaculous with Apache, MySQL, MongoDB, latest versions of PHP and Softaculous auto-installer on desktops and office servers.
Despite its comprehensive features, AMPPS maintains a lightweight footprint, as it includes only one each of PHP, Apache, MySQL, MongoDB, Softaculous, and phpMyAdmin. Additional apps can be installed as required by the user, and multiple PHP versions can be installed and switched between as needed by the project.
Finally, AMPPS includes the Softaculous auto installer, which allows for the deployment of over 400 apps on your server, such as WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, and phpBB. This makes AMPPS a comprehensive solution for both WAMP and MAMP stacks with a wide array of preconfigured apps.
AMPPS information
Developed by
Softaculous Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 3.2Alternatives
44 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
This one of the most exclusive and helpfull Apache+MySQL+PhpMyAdmin PHP Server. It includes more than 290 cms and frameworks that can installed in your alias local domain directory in som? seconds. And that`s all containing this stable Web Server.
I've used a number of WAMP and MAMP stacks over the years, and of all of them, AMPPS has been the MOST DIFFICULT to use and most time-consuming to troubleshoot. It would have been faster and easier to just install Apache and MySQL from scratch.
Overall recommendation: Pick something else.
AMPPS used to let you install apps like MediaWiki and so much more entirely for free, but it seems they decided to hold apps like that hostage behind a yearly paywall with their latest releases. If anyone from AMPPS reads this, from the bottom of my heart, screw you AND your new business model.
for one can't change php versions. its stuck on 5.3 (EW!!!! Should be using 5.5 or higher).
then after a few restarts it automatically has errors in php configs. blah.