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Easy Engine - What is your basic setup command?

YmpkerYmpker Member
edited February 2017 in General

Looking to drop the use of cp for a few managed WordPress clients and go back to Easy Engine instead :P

Usually I'd deploy my sites like this:

sudo ee site create example.com --wp --w3tc --hhvm --letsencrypt

Any additions to make?

Would you consider Centminmod even more performant? @eva2000

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  • Looks cool
    I use serverpilot but thinking of moving,, but I need a strong vps

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  • @Jorbox said:
    Looks cool
    I use serverpilot but thinking of moving,, but I need a strong vps

    Try netcup with dedicated cores :) Their performance has been nothing but awesome for me + they are indeed very competitive when it comes to pricing :P

  • @Ympker said:

    @Jorbox said:
    Looks cool
    I use serverpilot but thinking of moving,, but I need a strong vps

    Try netcup with dedicated cores :) Their performance has been nothing but awesome for me + they are indeed very competitive when it comes to pricing :P

    Yes they have very good pricing I will contact them asking them if I can pay using paypal, even if I like arubacloud

  • @Jorbox said:

    @Ympker said:

    @Jorbox said:
    Looks cool
    I use serverpilot but thinking of moving,, but I need a strong vps

    Try netcup with dedicated cores :) Their performance has been nothing but awesome for me + they are indeed very competitive when it comes to pricing :P

    Yes they have very good pricing I will contact them asking them if I can pay using paypal, even if I like arubacloud

    They accepted PayPal for me. Shouldn't be an issue at all :-)

  • Never use EE. Always get the job done manually and satisfied with fastcgi-cache and proxy-cache.

  • @bap said:
    Never use EE. Always get the job done manually and satisfied with fastcgi-cache and proxy-cache.

    Will try that too :)
    Any reason as to why you recommend refraining from using EE?

  • @Ympker said: Will try that too :)
    Any reason as to why you recommend refraining from using EE?

    Because I think EE just give you the "very basic" nginx config for running your web.
    I have spent much time to read this doc : https://nginx.org/en/docs/ and you should try it too. You'll gain better performance for your server if you know how to utilize nginx in the right way, in the right "recipe". In the end, you just need some utilities like ab from apache-ultils or any web based performance tester. Keep on your mind, you may need different config for different server, even if you have two "same"-sized server in the same provider. CMIIW

    Good luck!

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  • eva2000eva2000 Veteran
    edited February 2017

    Ympker said: Would you consider Centminmod even more performant? @eva2000

    Spin up an hourly vps and try both EE and Centmin Mod for yourself and see :) Remember to check latest Nginx version availability http://nginx.org/ as I know 100% that Centmin Mod will also have the latest version available a lot sooner than EE as Centmin Mod end users get to choose their Nginx and PHP versions via shell based menu https://centminmod.com/menu.html without my intervention so no waiting on me to release anything - end user just types the version number they want.

    Centmin Mod has a wordpress auto installer http://centminmod.com/nginx-wordpress-installer.html not as many combinations of setups as EE but it will evolve. Latest Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 version defaults to 3 setup options for Wordpress installer

    1. with Redis caching at nginx level with full page static caching
    2. with KeyCDN Cacher Enabler with full page static caching
    3. with WP Super Cache with full page static caching

    Wordpress7 demo site for wordpress installer with CentOS 7.3 and PHP 7 http://wordpress7.centminmod.com/

    FYI, Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 auto optimises Nginx, MariaDB and PHP-FPM based on detected server system resources i.e. cpu cores, memory and disk i/o performance during initial install :)

    Best to read fully these resources

    Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 is next stable release soon, just working on updating all the offficial site FAQ, documentation etc while the info is currently on the community forums https://community.centminmod.com/

    Happy testing ^_^

  • @eva2000 said:

    Ympker said: Would you consider Centminmod even more performant? @eva2000

    Spin up an hourly vps and try both EE and Centmin Mod for yourself and see :) Remember to check latest Nginx version availability http://nginx.org/ as I know 100% that Centmin Mod will also have the latest version available a lot sooner than EE as Centmin Mod end users get to choose their Nginx and PHP versions via shell based menu https://centminmod.com/menu.html without my intervention so no waiting on me to release anything - end user just types the version number they want.

    Centmin Mod has a wordpress auto installer http://centminmod.com/nginx-wordpress-installer.html not as many combinations of setups as EE but it will evolve. Latest Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 version defaults to 3 setup options for Wordpress installer

    1. with Redis caching at nginx level with full page static caching
    2. with KeyCDN Cacher Enabler with full page static caching
    3. with WP Super Cache with full page static caching

    Wordpress7 demo site for wordpress installer with CentOS 7.3 and PHP 7 http://wordpress7.centminmod.com/

    FYI, Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 auto optimises Nginx, MariaDB and PHP-FPM based on detected server system resources i.e. cpu cores, memory and disk i/o performance during initial install :)

    Best to read fully these resources

    Centmin Mod 123.09beta01 is next stable release soon, just working on updating all the offficial site FAQ, documentation etc while the info is currently on the community forums https://community.centminmod.com/

    Happy testing ^_^

    Damn you totally bought me haha :D
    Going to use Centmin Mod in the future xD

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  • Ympker said: Damn you totally bought me haha :D Going to use Centmin Mod in the future xD

    Have fun - I suggest an hourly VPS provider to test out and be aware of min and recommended system requirements on the install page. My latest shootout between Linode vs DigitalOcean vs Vultr at https://community.centminmod.com/threads/kvm-vps-benchmarks-5-month-digitalocean-vs-vultr-vs-linode.10437/

    Also community forum tries to keep up to date on latest news and security happenings for software related to Centmin Mod https://community.centminmod.com/categories/software-news.17/ worth keeping an eye on :)

  • @Ympker said:

    Damn you totally bought me haha :D
    Going to use Centmin Mod in the future xD

    Trust me, you wont regret it.

  • @eva2000 when will 123.09 marked as stable, waiting for long time :)

  • eva2000eva2000 Veteran
    edited February 2017

    sonic said: @eva2000 when will 123.09 marked as stable, waiting for long time :)

    working on the updated documentation and manual stuff but Centmin Mod is only worked on in my spare time and currently busy with client work too i.e. migrating alot of clients off wiredtree after liquidweb buyout so finding new homes for my clients :)

  • Sweet :)

  • @eva2000 said:

    sonic said: @eva2000 when will 123.09 marked as stable, waiting for long time :)

    working on the updated documentation and manual stuff but Centmin Mod is only worked on in my spare time and currently busy with client work too i.e. migrating alot of clients off wiredtree after liquidweb buyout so finding new homes for my clients :)

    That's great! Which new home do you recommend :) Knownhost?

  • sonic said: That's great! Which new home do you recommend :) Knownhost?

    Knownhost and Hivelocity are coming up more frequently in client's short listed criteria requirements :)

  • @eva2000 said:

    sonic said: That's great! Which new home do you recommend :) Knownhost?

    Knownhost and Hivelocity are coming up more frequently in client's short listed criteria requirements :)

    Is knownhost at par with the other two ?

  • Limitation with Knownhost is 100Mbps instead of 1000Mbps ports.

  • I'm looking at cloudron.io at the moment. The Cloudron platform includes 1-Click app install, automatic backups, updates, DNS setup, SSL provisioning and a secure firewall.

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  • @MissFortune said:
    I'm looking at cloudron.io at the moment. The Cloudron platform includes 1-Click app install, automatic backups, updates, DNS setup, SSL provisioning and a secure firewall.

    So does it related to this topic?

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