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title: Apache Multi-Site Setup
title: Apache Multisite
author: Steven Spencer
contributors: Ezequiel Bruni
tested with: 8.5
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# Apache Web Server Multi-Site Setup
# Apache Web Server Multisite Setup

## What You Need

* A server running Rocky Linux
* Knowledge of the command-line and text editors (This example uses *vi*, but can be adapted to your favorite editor.)
* If you'd like to learn about the vi text editor, [here's a handy tutorial](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix/unix-vi-editor.htm).

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If you'd like to learn about the vi text editor, [here's a handy tutorial](https://www.tutorialspoint.com/unix/unix-vi-editor.htm).

* Basic knowledge about installing and running web services

## Introduction

Rocky Linux has many ways for you to set up a website. This is just one method, using Apache, and is designed for use as a multi-site setup on a single server. While this method is designed for multi-site servers, it can also act as a base configuration for a single site server as well.
Rocky Linux has many ways for you to set up a website. This is just one method, using Apache, and is designed for use as a multisite setup on a single server. While this method is designed for multisite servers, it can also act as a base configuration for a single site server as well.

Historical fact: This server setup appears to have started with Debian-based systems, but it is perfectly adaptable to any Linux OS running Apache.

For those looking for a similar setup for Nginx, take a [look at this guide.](nginx-multisite.md)

## Install Apache
You'll likely need other packages for your website. For instance, a version of PHP will almost certainly be required, and maybe a database or other package will be needed as well. Installing PHP along with httpd will get you the latest version of both from the Rocky Linux repositories.

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## Additional Configuration Options and Guides

* If you want to see how to make *Nginx* work with PHP, and PHP-FPM specifically, check out our [guide to PHP on Rocky Linux](../web/php.md).
* Instructions on multi-site configuration are coming in another guide.
* If you want to learn how to set up *Nginx* for multiple websites, we now have [a guide on just that subject](nginx-multisite.md).

## Installing the Stable Branch From Rocky's Own Repos

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