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Harshad Yeola edited this page Jul 9, 2014 · 21 revisions

EasyEngine (ee)

Stack Module

EasyEngine(ee) Stack Module covers command related to packages in ee stack which includes NGINX, PHP5.5, MySQL, MemCache, OpCache, PhpMyadmin, Postfix, WP-CLI, adminer.

Stack Module provides following as stack/system

  1. Install
  2. Start / Stop / Restart / Reload
  3. Status
  4. [Remove] ()
  5. Purge

Install

To install ee stack into your system use

ee stack install
#Another Way
ee system install

above commands will install all stack packages mentioned above.

To install single package use

PHP

ee stack install php
#Another way
ee system install php

NGINX

ee stack install nginx
#Another way
ee system install nginx

MySQL

ee stack install mysql
#Another way
ee system install mysql

Postfix

ee stack install postfix
#Another way
ee system install postfix

WP-CLI

WP-CLI is commandline wordpress management tool.

ee stack install wpcli
#Another way
ee system install wpcli

Adminer

Adminer is alternative to phpMyAdmin

ee stack install adminer
#Another way
ee system install adminer

phpMyAdmin

ee stack install phpMyAdmin
#Another way
ee system install phpmyadmin

Utilities

Below command installs phpMemcachedAdmin, FastCGI cleanup script, OPcache, Webgrind, Anemometer.

ee stack install utils
#Another way
ee system install utils

Start / Stop / Restart / Reload

To start / stop / restart all stack services

ee stack [start/stop/restart/reload]
#Another way
ee system [start/stop/restart/reload]

Status

To know the status for stack

ee stack status
#Another way
ee system status

Remove

To remove complete stack

ee stack remove 
#Another way
ee system remove

To remove single package from stack

ee stack remove [nginx/php/mysql/postfix/adminer/wpcli/utils]
#Another way
ee system remove [nginx/php/mysql/postfix/adminer/wpcli/utils]

Note : remove option uses apt-get remove at its backend


Purge

To purge complete stack

ee stack purge
#Another way
ee system purge

To purge single package

ee stack purge [nginx/php/mysql/postfix/adminer/wpcli/utils]
#Another way
ee system purge [nginx/php/mysql/postfix/adminer/wpcli/utils]

Note : remove option uses apt-get purge at its backend


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