i am searching in the internet for server i can upload my project on it my project developed by php and oracle so need server support both php as programming language and oracle as db
Looking at the price of an oracle license it's very unlikely that you will find a hosting company offering this on shared servers.
You could get a server with root access or a managed server though and then buy an oracle license and install it on there (or have whoever is managing your server install it).
However, it might be much easier and cheaper for you if you switched to MySQL!
You can usually configure a VPS or Dedicated Server with any software you require.
AWS can provide Oracle database services - but you need to buy your DBA from them as well. There's no end of hosting companies offering bare vhosts where you can install Oracle and PHP.
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Hi to all and Thanks in advance,
I am new to google cloud platform. Recently i created one google account and created one Ubuntu vm instance on that.Meanwhile, downloaded free version of xampp(php mysql server) from apache and installed on it.And also pointing one domain to that IP.I have a plan to host more website on(by making virtual host) it.I don't know whether its wright or wrong. I am really grateful if you are answering my below queries.
1.Whether its secure or not. If no, how to configure secure xampp server.Please also mention
alternative options.
If yes, to do something to get it right?.
2.Please tell me, the proper way to make ubuntu apache server on google cloud platform
I am very much eager to hear from you guys.
You've already created a VM instance and installed based on Ubuntu and installed XAMPP on it. In general there's no difference in installing and configuring software on standard server or GCE VM.
Have a look at the tutorial Setting Up LAMP on Compute Engine:
This page shows you how to get a LAMP stack running on a Google
Compute Engine virtual machine instance. Follow the steps in this
tutorial to configure LAMP on a Debian, Ubuntu, or CentOS instance.
and check if you missed something.
In addition, I'd recommend you a few extra steps:
reserve a static external IP address and assigning it to your VM instance instance.
use appropriate to your load machine type instead of mentioned in the tutorial f1-micro (you can change it later).
learn more about GCP Firewall to use it instead of firewall on your VM instance.
create snapshots of your persistent disk to protect your data.
choose DNS servers for your domains: it could be Google Cloud DNS or other DNS servers.
think about reservation of Compute Engine zonal resources, it could be helpful in some cases.
check Marketplace for preconfigured LAMP solutions.
Going back to your questions:
To avoid some obvious security issues you should follow community tutorial, official documentations, security recommendations for used software and common sense.
You're able to install LAMP manually (as you already did) or use preconfigured solution from Marketplace.
you can use centos to configure your apache mysql php to run your site. For more info visit the link here,
https://www.wlpbasic.tech/how-to-configure-a-lamp-on-centos-7/
This has become a frustrating thing for me and I'm reaching out to you guys after two days of unsuccessful attempts.
I need to make odbc connection to DB2 through php, but here's my issue:
I have installed unixODBC and php-odbc. Where can I find iSeriesAccess-6.1.0-1.2.i386.rpm
I have searched everywhere on IBM website without success.
I really appreciate it if someone could give me a link to download this rpm file.
IBM Access (the product containing the ODBC driver) is licensed software and is only available through ESS:
This optional package, IBM i Access Client Solutions - Linux Application Package, is only available for download on the Entitled Software Support (ESS) website under 5761-SS1 or 5770-SS1. Physical media is not available. Here is an example of downloading IBM i Access Client Solutions along with its two optional packages (Linux Application Package and Windows Application Package).
Obtaining Access Client Solutions
IBM i Access is not free software. There's an IBM Technote explaining how to obtain the software. In short, you need to log in to the IBM ESS (Entitled Software Support) site at the following URL: http://www-304.ibm.com/servers/eserver/ess/index.wss
My company uses IBM i Access, however, the files had to be downloaded via the company that set up our server. They had access in ESS to download the drivers, whereas the account that we had in-house didn't. I guess that means the license is theirs and not ours.
I would like to access our Domino Databases from php.
My php5 is running in an Linux environment OpenSuse and for development Debian based System. Domino Server 8.5.1 is also running on a OpenSuse Server.
Currently I'am accessing the Databases via parsing the web pages from Notes, but that is a horrible way to do that.
Are there any ways or ideas to access Notes an more comfortable way?
Yes, there are plenty of ways. You can use Domino Designer to write a web service on the Domino server to expose the data that you want, and access the service that from your PHP code. You can use REST APIs if your Domino server can be upgraded to 8.5.3 or higher. You might be able to install Domino on your OpenSuse server and have your PHP code invoke Java programs that use the Notes classes in Notes.jar to do the work, or you can actually do that without installing Domino, but you'll have to use the remote version of the classes in NCSO.jar and your server will have to enable CORBA. You can use ODBC and NotesSQL as discussed here. I'm listing that last even though you did put an ODBC tag on your question because Notes databases are not relational and I find thinking of them that way to be too limiting, but if your data fits a relational model and you're comfortable with it, then it might be your best choice.
What Richard said, except I would start with this link for REST APIs. That takes you to the latest product documentation. Richard's link takes you to a slightly outdated page on OpenNTF.
I have to build a web application which uses Python, php and MongoDB.
Python - For offline database populating on my local home machine and then exporting db to VPS. Later I am planning to schedule this job using cron.
PHP - For web scripting.
The VPS I wish to buy supports Python and LAMP Stack but not mongoDB (myhosting.com LAMP stack VPS) by default. Now since mongoDB isn't supported by default, I would have to install mongoDB manually on VPS. So what I want to know is that, had it been my VPS would have supported mongoDB would I have benefitted in terms of performance and scalability.
Also can someone please suggest a VPS suitable in my case.
Well, there is no such thing as a stainless steel requirement of MongoDb. It will run where it's possible to get it's binary compiled so to speak.
But you might be disappointed by it's performance on slow machines or weak VPSes, but that is something you can find out by testing your workload only. You can also check related SO posts:
Memory Requirement/Utilization for MongoDB, Riak and HyperTable (or HBase)
mongodb install - requirements?
And Google Groups post.
If the vps you are looking at restricts the packages you can install, and you need something that they prohibit, I would look for another vps. Both rackspace and amazon a range of instances, and numerous supported os. With either of them you choose your operating system and are free to install whatever you want.
Can anyone explain if it is possible to have a web server for all of these technologies:
ColdFusion, PHP, MS SQL Server, MySQL
I have a web developer insisting that they require all of the above however it doesn't quite make sense to me.
Any help or clarification is appreciated.
It's possible, but MS SQL being a Windows only product, you'll need a Windows server, preferably one from the Server family (Windows Server 2003 or 2008). PHP and mySQL can run happily on Windows, I've got them both running on the Windows 7 machine I'm writing this on.
I don't know whether a hosting provider will run all these things on the same server in a standard (cheap) package - you may have to have one tailor-made. But that depends entirely on your situation, of course.
As to whether this makes sense, though - I don't know. Is this a new product being developed? Then it sounds very strange to need two different database platforms, and two entirely different web development environments. If it's to integrate a number of existing products, it may make sense.
It is possible to have all of those technologies installed on a Windows server
It is possible to make a connection to both MS SQL and MySQL via both PHP and ColdFusion.
Providers usually have PHP and MySQL as combination, but the bigger providers have also windows based hosting with an MS SQL database server, so a connection from the PHP linux server can be made to a MS SQL server (you do need some special library installed though I read).
Not many providers offer ColdFusion hosting, at least not in a shared manner. There are a few, godaddy to say one among others such as hosting.com, take a google around the world to find them.
If you want to do this yourself, you could get a Windows VPS and install all the required software.
ColdFusion exists now also opensource, something not many seem to know: Railo
It is possible to have all of those installed. We have a LAMP server that runs all of that but MSSQL. You could have a Windows box run all of them too. Not sure about MSSQL on Linux, but I know its definitely possible to have all that on a Windows box.