Setting Up Apache Server on a Raspberry Pi 3: SSH, FTP, and Python SimpleHTTPServer on the Raspberry Pi

Install an Apache web server that is accessible to the public on the Raspberry Pi 3. Install a headless Raspbian OS and use SSH or FTP clients to communicate with it on a Pi. After Raspbian is installed, you will set up Apache on your Pi and configure it for hosting a basic website. Finally, you will configure Apache and a router so that your website can be accessed by anyone outside of your local network via an IP address. The video's final segment will cover an alternative to Apache that is already installed on Raspbian. With just a few commands, Python SimpleHTTPServer is able to set up a basic server for a Pi. Although it is not robust enough for larger projects, it can be used to set up a simple server on a Pi with just a few commands. This video will show you how to set up your Raspberry pi as a fully functioning server.