How to install WordOps on Ubuntu

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WordOps provides fast and secure WordPress deployment with Nginx using simple and easy to remember commands. Added since EasyEngine v3, it goes beyond the updated EEv3 version with a number of new features including Wildcard SSL Certificates with DNS API validation support, Linux kernel optimization, or a custom Nginx package New with TLS v1.3 and Cloudflare HTTP/2 HPACK Support.

Configuration required

Minimum 512MB Ram.
Disk space (free hard drive) at least 100MB.
Supported OS: Ubuntu(18.04 64 bit, 20.4 64 bit), Debian (9 64 bit, 10 64 bit)

Installation steps

Update the system with the following command:

apt update -y

Install WordOps by executing the following command, the system will automatically install the included packages and launch WordOps

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

Install WordOps Stack

wo stack install

Nginx	APT package	WordOps web server
PHP 7.2	APT package	PHP7.2-FPM
MariaDB 10.3	APT package	Open-source version of MySQL
WP-CLI	Binary	The WordPress command-line tool
Composer	Binary	PHP packages manager
MySQLTuner	Binary	Command-line tool to tune MySQL
Fail2ban	APT package	Authentication bruteforce protection
phpMyAdmin	Web App	MySQL server web interface
Adminer	Web App	lightweight phpMyAdmin alternative
OpcacheGUI	Web App	web interface for Opcache monitoring
Netdata	Binary	Monitoring suite
Anemometer	Web App	MySQL Slow Query Monitor
WordOps dashboard	Web App	Bootstrap template for WordOps backend
eXtplorer	Web App	Web File manager
cheat.sh	Binary	Command-line Linux cheatsheet
Sendmail	APT package	Sendmail MTA