Still afraid to switch to VPS?
Command line operations. Install many things manually like web server, MySQL, PHP and so on.
These issues sound familiar to a VPS novice like you, right?
With the philosophy of making it easy to create websites on the NGINX web server, the most popular web server, Rahul Bansal created EasyEngine .
Actually, when I first switched to VPS, I found EasyEngine very easy to use. The commands are very intuitive, concise and easy to remember.
So if you are planning to switch to VPS, I recommend you to use it to build a WordPress website.
What is EasyEngine?
EasyEngine is a Python script that automatically installs NGINX, MySQL, PHP 7 and many other utilities with a single command line.
EasyEngine only supports Ubuntu/Debian operating systems. It does not support CentOS.
EasyEngine is not a control panel. All operations with EasyEngine take place via the command line.
But you can rest assured that EasyEngine’s commands are easy to remember and use.
Some outstanding features of EasyEngine:
- Install NGINX, PHP 7 and MySQL with ease
- Add a domain and install WordPress with just one command.
- Pre-installed Redis Cache, Memcached
- Install the Let’s Encrypt certificate with just one command. Automatically generate renew cron job as soon as certificate is generated. You save time creating cron job.
- Automatically install and configure WordPress cache including WP Super Cache, W3 Total Cache, Redis Cache and ngx_fastcgi_cache
- Install phpMyAdmin and many other administrative utilities
- Install WP-CLI for WordPress administration via command line.
- Configure NGINX for WordPress multisite
Articles in the series ‘EasyEngine Beginner’s Guide’
Here is a list of articles that will help you master EasyEngine to set up a complete WordPress website.
- Instructions to install EasyEngine on Linux server
- Instructions for installing WordPress on Ubuntu using EasyEngine
- Aggregate the location of configuration files in EasyEngine
- Instructions to install Let’s Encrypt certificate with EasyEngine
- Instructions to switch from Shared Host to Linux server to install EasyEngine
If you have any problems during using EasyEngine, please leave a comment below.

