There's a lot more it can offer:
- WP-CLI: Command line interface for WordPress
- Redis: in-memory database
- Adminer: single php file database (not just MySQL) manager (formerly called PhpMinAdmin)
- PhpRedisAdmin: Redis web manager
- phpMemcachedAdmin
- FastCGI cleanup script
- OPcache: precompile php into in-memory bytecode
- Webgrind: XDebug frontend
- Anemometer: MySql slow query analyser
- RoundCube: webmail software
- Amavis: mail virus scanner
- SpamAssassin: mail spam filter
- ClamAV: antivirus
How to install EasyEngine?
wget -qO ee rt.cx/ee && sudo bash ee
What's we must use this? it saves time (automated install, automatic update), best practice (Nginx instead of Apache, HHVM/PHP7 instead of PHP5, caching), configuration backup (using Git)
For more information you can visit their website https://easyengine.io/
But wait kiz, you hate PHP right? why you endorse this?
at least this IS far better than poor performance/neglected/insecure/lousy crap configuration/choice that I always see in the past.