LAMP packaged by Bitnami
Bitnami by VMware | 8.2.7-1-r01 on Debian 11Linux/Unix, Debian 11 - 64-bit Amazon Machine Image (AMI)
Searching for MySQL Password
Alright guys, after reading, reading, reading and trying, trying, trying finally got mysql's password!
It's really hidden to me since I didnt know you have to look at the amazon logs and look for the application's password which is the same as the mysql password.
So the default user name is root and the password is in the amazon log.
1. Go to your amazon console and find your ec2 instance.
2. Right click on your instance to get the Instance Settings=>Get System Log
3. Scroll to the section that have this:
#########################################################################
# #
# Setting Bitnami application password to 'Rqwr92Xsaf142' #
# #
#########################################################################
That's how you get your root mysql password.
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Phenomenal
Every piece of software that I've used from Bitnami is excellent, this is no different. Easily create and destroy server instances with an easy to use, standardized LAMP stack. I highly recommend this.
Great
This is exactly what I expected! It works great and I haven't had any issues with the software. I recommend it to all.
seemless installation!
I was able to be up and running in less than 20 minutes, very efficient!
Great way to try a LAMP stack on cloud!
Time saver!
Great way to get up and running right out of the box. If you need a quick and simple lamp stack in the cloud, this is it,
MySQL access how to find root password?
I was installed this AMI for LAMP development.
Succesfully connected to the instance trough SSH,
and SFTP using putty ppk
Even get working phpmyadmin login page.
But spent several hours for searching a solution how really get access to MySQL got nothing.
There is no way to get root password for MySQL.
I was resetting password through passwd from command line many times. nothing helped.
So I think that Bitnami should create some tutorial of how MySql access should be granted to the AMI user.
After spending several hours to get my LAMP environment ready using this AMI. I just removed that from my AWS EC.
My experience is negative. Hope I'am not the dumbest person.
Good luck to everyone who will try to use it.
Simplifies A Lot
Great setup, automatically starts Apache upon reboot, easy to use and organized.
Also has support for all major frameworks right out of the box.
My only request for the future would be for a version with CodeDeploy pre-installed.
Aside from that, a great offering!
Almost perfect
The product is great, the implementation of bitnami is almost perfect.
The only thing that is problematic is the login password from the log, but I can understand the limitation that is causing that...
Amazing work !
Bitnami LAMP
Bitnami "Cloud Hosting Console" ?
Where is it? We couldn't find this page so we uninstalled Bitnami LAMP and installed an standard AWS LAMP instead.
not the latest software and no option to use PHP as an apache module
not the latest software and no option to use PHP as an apache module. was looking for PHP 5.5+ but it installs PHP 5.3 and i saw there was a dev version with PHP 5.6