EasyEngine

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An SSH tool for Ubuntu that automates installing and setting up a WordPress stack, all with a single command.

Cost / License

Free
Open Source (MIT)

Origin

India

Platforms

Linux
Self-Hosted

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Features

Nginx
WordPress Integration
Support for Let's Encrypt

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Developed by
EasyEngine
Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.
Written in
PHP
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Supported Languages
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GitHub repository

2,176 Stars
421 Forks
98 Open Issues
Updated Oct 12, 2026

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EasyEngine was added to AlternativeTo by mtopper on Feb 14, 2018 and this page was last updated Jul 24, 2018.

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★★★★★

Oct 26, 2021

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It's very Easy to use!

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Install from the command line

brew install easyengine

Be careful what you paste into a terminal. Check what a command installs before running it.

What is EasyEngine?

An SSH tool for Ubuntu that automates installing and setting up a WordPress stack, all with a single command. There are multiple stack options to choose from, all with different cache systems.