stack¶
Manage server stack operations
Usage:
wo stack (command) [options]
| subcommand | description |
|---|---|
| install | Install WordOps stacks |
| upgrade | Upgrade WordOps stack |
| migrate | Upgrade MariaDB stack |
| remove | Uninstall packages |
| purge | Uninstall & purge packages |
| reload | Reload WordOps stack |
| restart | Restart WordOps stack |
| stop | Stop WordOps stack |
| start | Start WordOps stack |
Info
Options are the same for wo stack install, wo stack remove and wo stack purge
Stack available are:
| options | type | description |
|---|---|---|
--web | Group | Nginx, PHP, MySQL, WP-CLI |
--admin | Group | phpMyAdmin, Adminer, Dashboard, Netdata, MySQLTuner ... |
--utils | Group | OpcacheGUI, Webgrind, Anemometer |
--nginx | APT package | nginx stack |
--php | APT package | PHP8.0-FPM stack |
--php73 | APT package | PHP7.3-FPM stack |
--php74 | APT package | PHP7.4-FPM stack |
--php80 | APT package | PHP8.0-FPM stack |
--php81 | APT package | PHP8.1-FPM stack |
--mysql | APT package | MariaDB stack |
--redis | APT package | Redis stack |
--wpcli | Binary | WP-CLI : WordPress CLI |
--phpmyadmin | Web App | phpMyAdmin : Web interface for MySQL |
--composer | Binary | Composer : PHP dependencies manager |
--netdata | Binary | Netdata : Real-time monitoring suite |
--dashboard | Web App | WordOps dashboard |
--extplorer | Web App | eXtplorer Filemanager |
--adminer | Web App | adminer (phpmyadmin alternative) |
--fail2ban | APT package | Fail2ban : Bruteforce protection |
--phpredisadmin | Web App | phpredisadmin : Web interface for Redis |
--proftpd | APT package | proftpd stack : FTP server |
--mysqltuner | Binary | MySQLTuner stack : MySQL tuning tool |
--ufw | APT package | UFW : Firewall |
--sendmail | APT package | Sendmail MTA |
--ngxblocker | Binary | Ultimate Nginx bad bots blocker |
--nanorc | Binary | Nano editor syntax highlighting |
Packages types¶
- APT package are debian packages installed from APT repositories
- Binaries are simple executables
- Web App are php based applications
stack install¶
Usage:
wo stack install [options]
Without options, the stack --web, --admin, --utils will be installed
Recommended install¶
wo stack install
This will install the --web stack and --admin stack.
Info
You can define MariaDB and PHP version to install by default in /etc/wo/wo.conf
Nginx, PHP 8.0, MariaDB, Netdata, Fail2Ban, WordOps dashboard, phpMyAdmin, Adminer, MySQLtuner, OpcacheGUI
Web¶
wo stack install --web
This will install Nginx, PHP 8.0, MariaDB
Admin tools¶
WordOps backend with WordOps-Dashboard, PHPmyAdmin, Adminer, OpcacheGUI etc..
wo stack install --admin
After installing the Admin stack, WordOps dashboard will be available on https://YOUR.SERVER.IP:22222 with the credentials displayed during the stack installation.
stack upgrade¶
Upgrade stack safely and apply new configurations and optimizations
Usage:
wo stack upgrade [options]
| options | description |
|---|---|
--all | Upgrade all stack |
--web | Upgrade web stack |
--admin | Upgrade admin tools stack |
--nginx | Upgrade Nginx stack |
--php | Upgrade PHP 7.2 stack |
--php73 | Upgrade PHP 7.3 stack |
--php74 | Upgrade PHP 7.4 stack |
--php80 | Upgrade PHP 8.0 stack |
--php81 | Upgrade PHP 8.1 stack |
--mysql | Upgrade MySQL stack |
--wpcli | Upgrade WPCLI |
--redis | Upgrade Redis |
--netdata | Upgrade Netdata |
--dashboard | Upgrade WordOps Dashboard |
--composer | Upgrade Composer |
--phpmyadmin | Upgrade phpMyAdmin |
--adminer | Upgrade Adminer |
--no-prompt | Upgrade Packages without any prompt |
--force | Force Packages upgrade without any prompt |
wo stack upgrade make sure packages repositories are properly added, then it upgrade packages and for main stacks (Nginx, PHP-FPM & MySQL, Redis), it also update configurations from the templates included in the current WordOps release and apply optimizations (especially for MySQL & Redis)
Currently wo stack upgrade --mysql will only update the package from the current MariaDB repository, but will not perform upgrades between major releases (10.1 -> 10.3). For upgrade MariaDB, use wo stack migrate --mariadb.
stack migrate¶
Upgrade MariaDB to the MariaDB release defined in /etc/wo/wo.conf
Usage :
wo stack migrate --mariadb [options]
Options : --force : perform MariaDB upgrade without prompting for confirmation
stack remove¶
Remove stacks (without removing configurations or data for APT packages)
Usage:
wo stack remove <stack> [options]
| options | description |
|---|---|
--all | Remove all stacks at once |
--force | Force install/remove/purge without prompt |
For APT packages, wo stack remove will just uninstall package without deleting their configurations or data. For binaries or web app, it will do the same than wo stack purge
stack purge¶
Remove and purge stacks (including configurations and data)
Warning
Please be careful when using wo stack purge because it will remove APT packages but also purge all configurations or data, including MySQL databases, Redis databases or Nginx vhosts.
Usage:
wo stack purge <stack> [options]
| options | description |
|---|---|
| --all | Remove all stacks at once |
| --force | Force install/remove/purge without prompt |
stack restart¶
Restart Stack service
Usage:
wo stack restart [options]
stack reload¶
Reload Stack service
Usage:
wo stack reload [options]
stack start¶
Start Stack service
Usage:
wo stack start [options]
stack stop¶
Stop Stack service
Usage:
wo stack stop [options]
stack status¶
Display Stack service status
Usage:
wo stack status [options]