Why LAMP tools: For the entire life of the World Wide Web, the backbone that's kept it upright are the tools of Linux. Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP, Perl, and Python - collectively known as LAMP - comprise more than two-thirds of the servers, databases, and scripting languages on the web today. It's getting more difficult each day to be a IT developer without knowledge and at least a rudimentary level of skill with these tools.

What's the attraction to LAMP tools for developers around the world? In part, it's the open source underpinnings of LAMP tools. They're freely available, easily configured, and very robust. They're in a constant state of development and improvement, adding features suggested by the user community at large. They can be easily deployed, fully configured, and maintained with a minimal amount of effort. In short, the LAMP tool kit allows developers to do what they do best: develop, without spending a disproportionate amount of time in the administrative details.

What's the attraction to LAMP tools for all kinds of users, from small company to government? For users, LAMP also means Liable, Affordable, Manageable, and Profitable.

What we offor: Linux installation and maintenance, user/group definition, mail server configuration, RAID configuration, network configuration, cluster setup; Apache installation and maintenance, ssl configuration, modules installation and configuration, url rewriting configuration, multi-domain configuration, Authentication, Authorization, and Access Control, log files analysis; MySQL installation and maintenance, database optimization, replication configuration, data warehouse application; Perl installation and configuration, system administration scripts, SOAP application, online data collection and data mining, web application development; PHP installation and configuration, SOAP application, web application development.