BROLIT-SHELL is a server management tool built on BASH, designed to expediently set up a LEMP Stack on Ubuntu servers (versions 20.04, and 22.04). It streamlines the process of automating and restoring backups, deploying PHP projects, and executing various essential IT tasks efficiently.
- Natively pre-installed on Linux systems.
- Lightweight with minimal dependencies.
- Standardize server configurations.
- Automate IT/DevOps tasks for efficiency.
- Minimize time spent and errors in IT/DevOps operations.
- Fully open-source.
- Automated LEMP stack installation (Nginx, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP).
- Simplified backup and restoration processes.
- Backup upload functionality to Dropbox or an FTP server.
- Restore backups from Dropbox, URLs, or local files.
- Streamlined creation, deployment, and hosting of PHP projects.
- WordPress automated installation feature.
- WP-CLI actions helper for WordPress management.
- Integration of Let's Encrypt for SSL/TLS management.
- Cloudflare support through API integration.
- Image optimization tools to enhance web performance.
- Comprehensive security tools, including malware scanners.
- IP/Domain blacklist checking tool.
- Email and Telegram notifications for system alerts.
- Additional features and tools for enhanced server management.
- Enhanced Docker Integration:
- Facilitates backing up, restoring, and deploying new projects within Docker containers.
- Offers WordPress-cli support specifically tailored for Docker environments.
- Wordfence-cli scanning capabilities for WordPress sites.
Ubuntu LTS 20.04 or 22.04
Packages | Versions | BROLIT config |
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Nginx | O.S default | nginx.conf + mime.types + server blocks |
Lets Encrypt | O.S default | default config |
MySQL | O.S default | my.cnf |
MariaDB | O.S default | my.cnf |
PHP-FPM | 7.4.x/8.2.x | php.ini + php-fpm.conf + www.conf |
Redis | O.S default | redis.conf + object-cache.php |
Monit | O.S default | monitrc + mysql + phpfpm + nginx + redis + system |
WordPress | latest | default config |
WP-CLI | latest | default config |
Docker | latest | default config |
Experience streamlined setup for a range of exceptional tools including Netdata, Grafana, Loki, Promtail, Portainer, Portainer Agent, Cockpit, Zabbix, and more.
BROLIT Shell uses some third-party tools:
Dropbox Uploader is a BASH script which can be used to upload, download, list or delete files from Dropbox, an online file sharing, synchronization and backup service.
Wordfence-cli is a widely-used security tool for WordPress that provides features like malware scanning, and security monitoring.
Blacklist check UNIX/Linux utility.
VPS benchmark script — based on the popular bench.sh, plus CPU and ioping tests, and dual-stack IPv4 and v6 speedtests by default.
#cloud-config
package_update: true
package_upgrade: true
packages:
- git
runcmd:
- cd /root/
- git clone https://github.com/gauchocode/brolit-shell
- chmod +x brolit-shell/runner.sh
Cloning repo:
git clone https://github.com/gauchocode/brolit-shell
Change directories to the new ~/brolit-shell directory:
cd ~/brolit-shell
Give the execution permission to the script:
chmod +x runner.sh
Execute BROLIT:
./runner.sh
The first time you run BROLIT, it will prompt you to create a new config file: ~/.brolit_conf.json
. Then open and edit this json file.
This script relies on a different configuration file for each system user. The default configuration file location is /root/.brolit_conf.json
.
This means that if you setup the script with your user and then you try to run a cron job as root, it won't work.
- To setup the script to run as a cron job please use the option "CRON TASKS"
You can run some tasks like this:
./runner.sh --task "cloudflare-api" --subtask "clear_cache" --domain "gauchocode.com"
More information here: FLAGS
BREAKING CHANGES SINCE VERSION 3.2
Before upgrade:
- Backup and rename the .brolit_conf.json
- Run updater.sh
- Run runner.sh to regenerate .brolit_conf.json
- Edit .brolit_conf.json
- If you use Dropbox as backup system, please move old backups to another folder (new directory structure since version 3.2)
- Run runner.sh
Please read CONTRIBUTING for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
This theme is maintained by the following person(s) and a bunch of awesome contributors.
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Leandro Padula |
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.