WordOps/WordOps

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WordOps is a Python-based CLI tool that automates deploying and managing a high-performance WordPress server stack (Nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB, Redis) on Ubuntu and Debian. It is an actively maintained fork of EasyEngine v3, adding Let's Encrypt wildcard SSL, HTTP/3 QUIC support, cache backends, and Netdata monitoring.

Use cases

• deploy a wordpress site on a vps with one command
• set up nginx php mariadb redis stack automatically
• install lets encrypt wildcard ssl certificates for wordpress
• manage and secure a wordpress server from the command line
• migrate from easyengine v3 to a maintained tool
• enable redis full-page cache and nginx fastcgi_cache for wordpress
• monitor nginx and server performance with netdata

When to choose

• you self-host WordPress on Ubuntu or Debian and want fast, repeatable, hardened deployments
• you want an up-to-date EasyEngine v3 alternative with HTTP/3, TLS 1.3, and wildcard SSL support
• you prefer simple CLI commands over manual LEMP stack configuration

When to avoid

• you need a control panel with a graphical UI for shared hosting scenarios
• your servers run outside Ubuntu/Debian (e.g. CentOS, Alpine, Windows)
• you deploy WordPress via containers or Kubernetes rather than bare-metal/VM stacks
• you need a general-purpose provisioning tool for non-WordPress PHP apps

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deployment configuration-management http-server caching security monitoring cli self-hosted web-development cms linux cli python wordpress nginx lemp mariadb redis lets-encrypt ssl php server-administration easyengine-fork devops automation linux ubuntu

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