Question by BeaverDono: Can anyone explain to me the difference between MySQL and Apache?
I’ve looked around on the web but I figured just to safe, I would ask someone who has knowledge about the details of MySQL and Apache.
I’ve used both before but I can’t seem to pick out the difference other then MySQL has somewhat of a GUI base to it via web browser for easy editing.
(Please, just don’t give me links, but explain a few difference between them. Though the links are welcome nonetheless, it won’t earn you any points just posting them.)
Best answer:
Answer by Georgiaboy17
Mysql and Apache are two different things. Apache is a webserver. If you wanted to host a web site on your computer, then you would want Apache.
Mysql is a database that stores data in tables. The GUI that I think you are talking about is to administer mysql.
I hope this helps.
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