brylinskyi: completed 12-LAMP task

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• New Features
  • Added a result file summarizing completed tasks with direct links to deliverables, including a KillerCoda task, a WordPress site, and a multi-machine setup.

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Walkthrough

A new file named result.txt was added under the mykhailo_brylinskyi/12-lamp/ directory. This file lists three entries, each containing a Google Drive link to demonstrate the completion of specific tasks: a KillerCoda task, a working WordPress site, and a configuration with separate machines for the web server and database. The file acts as a summary or report, providing direct access to the deliverables for each task.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
mykhailo_brylinskyi/12-lamp/result.txt	Added a new result file listing three tasks, each with a Google Drive link to external deliverables and setups.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant result.txt

    User->>result.txt: Access file
    result.txt-->>User: Provides links to deliverables (KillerCoda, WordPress, Separate Machines)
    User->>Google Drive: Follows links to view task results

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Possibly related PRs

• Create results.txt #34: Adds or updates a results.txt file with links to external resources, similar in purpose and structure.
• Create results.txt #35: Modifies entries in a results.txt file to include links to deliverables, indicating a related documentation approach.
• task 12 #176: Adds documentation summarizing WordPress and server configuration with Google Drive links, covering the same type of task.

Poem

Three tasks complete, a rabbit’s delight,
Links in a file, shining bright.
WordPress and servers, all set to go,
KillerCoda conquered, just so you know!
Hop to the Drive, see what’s been done—
The journey is logged, the tasks are won!
🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

mykhailo_brylinskyi/12-lamp/result.txt (2)

2-2: Add context to the WordPress site deliverable.

Consider including a brief description of what’s showcased in the WordPress site (e.g., theme, key plugins, or specific functionality) to give reviewers immediate clarity before they navigate to the link.

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3-3: Include summary of the separate machine configuration.

It would be helpful to add a concise overview of the architecture or setup steps (OS, software versions, network topology) alongside the link so reviewers understand the environment without downloading the file.

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mykhailo_brylinskyi/12-lamp/result.txt (1)

1-1: Verify link accessibility and permissions.

Please ensure that the Google Drive link is shared with the correct permissions (public or domain‑restricted) so reviewers can access the deliverable without encountering permission errors.