WordOps

WordOps provide the ability to deploy a blazing fast and secured WordPress with Nginx by using simple and easy to remember commands. Forked from EasyEngine v3, it’s already much more than an up-to-date version of EEv3 with several new features including Let’s Encrypt wildcard SSL certificates with DNS API validation support, Linux kernel optimizations or a new custom Nginx package with TLS v1.3 and Cloudflare HTTP/2 HPACK support. – Read More

Ok, now that we got that out of the way, what do we use WordOps for? Well just like it says, for deploying Websites with WordPress as the focus, but Static, PHP, WordPress, are the core setups this powerful script does.

WordOps is pretty awesome, but it is not ment for everyone, this is ment for the person(s) or development company or the business that is focused on the Website ONLY part of this setup, this powerful set of tools doesn’t truly support users and all that creations, this is a “One User” kind of setup. In the sense that you can’t yet really create an FTP user for someone to upload their own sites to, or phpMyAdmin to manage the databases and things like that. However if your looking for a powerful tool that can do a lot, control a lot of sites, and are only limited by your hardware, then this is a tool for you, especially if your a 100% WordPress shop.

So lets begin!

So login to your vps, and running the following commands. * Which I already assumed your updated and ready to go. If not, run the following at least.

passwd root

apt-get update
apt install ufw

ufw allow 22
ufw allow 80
ufw allow 443
ufw enable

apt-get update; apt-get upgrade -y

wget -qO wo wops.cc && sudo bash wo

That is it! The absolute base install is ready to go, now lets do the next part and get our 1st WP site online!

There are several different types and patterns you can use with this script I encourage to read the main site for more details and examples over here.

However for me and 99% of most of the users this is the command that were going to be focusing on.

wo site create wordpress.theserveradmin.com --wpredis -le

Great so what does that mean? Well it means that were going to have our wordops script create a new website called wordpress.theserveradmin.com and were going to install wordpress and install the redit caching server and a lets encrypt ssl to it.

Lets now see what it looks like via the first run, as don’t forget we have to add more of the coolness!

And just like that, login and enable that Redis Object Cache and your site is ready to go!

At the time of this post, this is what the demo site looked like.

Now you can just run the same command over again changing up your domain name, and your off to the races! Now there are always tweaks such a PHP Uploads and such, but your ready to rock after a few minutes of installing.

Good luck!!