
In such situation, WSL (Windows subsystem for Linux) is a boon on Microsoft Windows 10 and Windows 2016 servers. Other options that left are XAMPP or WAMPServer, however, they are not meant to work for any production environment and also some times not so much performative.

Hence, it could be a very tedious job to install each part of LAMP on a system which is primarily not meant for it. Thus, on Windows Desktop or server, definitely, you are not looking for solely Apache installation, perhaps whole LAMP stack.

As we know the Apache HTTP web server is part of Linux and work generally in LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) environment to support any web application. You can install Apache on Windows 10 very easily it is not a Sisyphean task anymore, you don’t need to need to go through multiple documentations to understand how to configure and up it to work with.
