WordOps is an essential set of tools that make it easy to administer your website and #wodpress server
WordOps provides fast and secure wordpress deployment with Nginx using simple and easy to remember commands. Supplemented from EasyEngine v3, it is much better than the updated EEv3 version with some new features including wildcard SSL Certificate with support for DNS API authentication, optimization of the Linux kernel, or a new custom Nginx package with TLS v1.3 and Cloudflare HTTP / 2 HPACK Support.
View Wordops homepage Install Wordops on a linux server
Install with the following commands, enter each command one by one
wget -qO wo wops.cc && sudo bash wo source /etc/bash_completion.d/wo_auto.rc wo stack install
Installed successfully:
HTTP Auth User Name: xxxxxxxx HTTP Auth Password : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx WordOps backend is available on https://ip:22222 or https://domain.com:22222 Successfully installed packages
That is backend login information: view system information, access Myphpadmin, file…
You should save that information immediately or use the following command to change your login information if you want:
wo secure --auth
For more security with SSL, you should create a host name:
# wo site create server.domain.com -le hostnamectl set-hostname server.domain.com
Now you access to https://server.domain.com:22222 to see the results.
Some commands to create website:
wo site create site.tld --wpredis wo site create site.tld --wp --php73 -le wo site create site.tld --user=admin wo site create site.tld --pass=password wo site create site.tld --email=wo@site.tld wo site create site.tld --wp --letsencrypt --hsts
And his favorite command:
wo site create domain.com --wpredis --php73 --letsencrypt --hsts --email=domain@gmail.com --user=admin --pass=password
Use the following command to view myphpadmin credentials
wo site info domain.com
