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Setting up EasyEngine on Ubuntu 14.04 + PHP 5.5 + Nginx + Memcached Object cache

Stanislav KhromovStanislav Khromov

Start with a base Ubuntu 14.04 install, and then run:

curl -sL rt.cx/ee | sudo bash    # install easy-engine
source /etc/bash_completion.d/ee # code completion in CLI
apt-get install memcached php5-memcached # install memcached and  memcached php bridge (optionally also install php5-memcache)

ee system install                # install nginx, php, mysql, postfix
ee site create example.com --wp  # install wordpress on example.com

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That’s really all you need to do!

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  • Peter
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    Peter Peter

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    And try the – – wpfc switch on the last command to get a really nice setup with Nginx FastCGI Cache. Works really good as it is. With some minor tweaks you can run a large site with very good performance if you combine with the recommended W3TC setup.