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Dev tools · December 29, 2015

EasyEngine

Easy WordPress Nginx

EasyEngine launched on December 29, 2015 with 88 votes, #553 of 3,505 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

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What it does

A command line script to make managing WordPress sites easy using Nginx, Docker. Supports Lets Encrypt SSL. Works on Mac and any *nix based OS.

A cloud server control panel powered by EasyEngine, designed to launch, manage, and scale multiple WordPress sites from one place.

If you are a theme developer, plugin seller, domain seller or an agency, add managed hosting to your offering with EasyEngine – without touching the server. Integrated with WPCloud, AWS & more. Fully white-label. EasyEngine started in 2009 as a command-line tool to make WordPress DevOps simple. It’s now trusted by 75,000+ sites worldwide. The dashboard brings that same reliability to a modern interface – without losing the power underneath. Purpose-built for WordPress performance. No Apache overhead. Full command-line access when you need it. The CLI is always there. Something broke? Roll back to any backup point instantly. Schedule automated or manual backups, download,…from easyengine.io

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