Easy bash for Ubuntu

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Seeking a solution for easy deployment of a new Ubuntu machine with LAMP or LEMP stacks? Here it is.

wget https://easybash.github.io/easybash.tar.gz
tar -zxvf easybash.tar.gz
cd easybash-latest
./easybash.sh

Easybash is a tool for fully automatic installation of the most popular and useful packages to their latest versions on Ubuntu servers.

Supported Ubuntu Versions

Easybash has been tested and can be used on the following LTS versions.

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Packages

Package	Category
Apache	A
Nginx	E
MairaDB	M
MySQL	M
PHP-FPM	P

MySQL Secure Installation

Easybash also does what the secure_mysql_installation shell script does. Please check out the examples in the MySQL/MariaDB section.

How to Use

Wizard
Config
Standalone

Wizard Mode

Wizard mode will ask you several questions to configure settings and then proceed to install the LEMP or LAMP stacks.

Download and Run

wget https://easybash.github.io/easybash.tar.gz
tar -zxvf easybash.tar.gz
cd easybash-latest
./easybash.sh

Config Mode

Config mode installs the entire LAMP or LEMP stack according to the config.yml configuration file.

Download

wget https://easybash.github.io/easybash.tar.gz
tar -zxvf easybash.tar.gz
cd easybash-latest

Configure

./easybash.sh init

Edit config.yml to choose packages to install.

vi config.yml

Run

./easybash.sh install

That's it. Easybash will install packages which defined in install section in config.yml

Standalone Mode

Standalone mode uses the bash command set of the package directly for installation, installing one package service at a time.

Nginx

Download

# Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/nginx.sh
# Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/18.04/nginx.sh
# Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/20.04/nginx.sh
# Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/22.04/nginx.sh

Options

 SYNOPSIS

    nginx.sh [-h] [-i] [-v [version]]

 OPTIONS

    -v ?, --version=?    Which version of Nginx you want to install?
                         Accept vaule: stable, mainline, system

    -h, --help           Print this help.
    -i, --info           Print script information.

    --aptitude           Use aptitude instead of apt-get as package manager

 EXAMPLES

    $ ./nginx.sh -v stable
    $ ./nginx.sh --version=mainline
    $ ./nginx.sh

MariaDB

Download

# Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/mariadb.sh
# Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/18.04/mariadb.sh
# Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/20.04/mariadb.sh
# Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/22.04/mariadb.sh

Options

 SYNOPSIS

    mysql.sh [-h] [-p [password]] [-s [y|n]] [...]

 OPTIONS

    -w ?, --password=?            Set mysql root password.
    -s ?, --secure=?              Enable mysql secure configuration.
                                  Accept vaule: y, n
    -r ?, --remote=?              Enable access mysql remotely.
                                  Accept vaule: y, n
    -u ?, --remote-user=?         Remote user.
    -p ?, --remote-password=?     Remote user's password.
    -v ?, --version=?             Which version of MariaDB you want to install?
                                  Accept vaule: latest, system
    -h, --help                    Print this help.
    -i, --info                    Print script information.

    --aptitude                    Use aptitude instead of apt-get as package manager

 EXAMPLES

    $ ./mariadb.sh -v latest -s y -r y -u test_user -p 12345678
    $ ./mariadb.sh --version=system --secure=y --remote=y --remote-user=test_user --remote-password=12345678

MySQL

Download

# Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/mysql.sh
# Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/18.04/mysql.sh
# Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/20.04/mysql.sh
# Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/22.04/mysql.sh

Options

 SYNOPSIS

    mysql.sh [-h] [-p [password]] [-s [y|n]] [...]

 OPTIONS

    -w ?, --password=?            Set mysql root password.
    -s ?, --secure=?              Enable mysql secure configuration.
                                  Accept vaule: y, n
    -r ?, --remote=?              Enable access mysql remotely.
                                  Accept vaule: y, n
    -u ?, --remote-user=?         Remote user.
    -p ?, --remote-password=?     Remote user's password.
    -v ?, --version=?             Which version of MySQL you want to install?
                                  Accept vaule: latest, system
    -h, --help                    Print this help.
    -i, --info                    Print script information.

    --aptitude           Use aptitude instead of apt-get as package manager

 EXAMPLES

    $ ./mysql.sh -v latest -s y -r y -ru test_user -rp 12345678
    $ ./mysql.sh --version=system --secure=y --remote=y --remote-user=test_user --remote-password=12345678

PHP-FPM

Download

# Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/php-fpm.sh
# Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/18.04/php-fpm.sh
# Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/20.04/php-fpm.sh
# Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/22.04/php-fpm.sh

Options

 SYNOPSIS

    php-fpm.sh [-h] [-i] [-l] [-v [version]] [-m [modules]]

 OPTIONS

    -v ?, --version=?    Which version of PHP-FPM you want to install?
                         Accept vaule: 5.6, 7.0, 7,1, 7.2
    -m ?, --modules=?    Which modules of PHP-FPM you want to install?
                         Accept vaule: A comma-separated list of module names.
                         See "./php-fpm.sh --module-list"
    -h, --help           Print this help.
    -i, --info           Print script information.
    -l, --module-list    Print module list of PHP-FPM.

    --aptitude           Use aptitude instead of apt-get as package manager

 EXAMPLES

    $ ./php-fpm.sh -v 7.2
    $ ./php-fpm.sh --version=7.2
    $ ./php-fpm.sh

Apache

Download

# Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/apache.sh
# Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/18.04/apache.sh
# Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/20.04/apache.sh 
# Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/22.04/apache.sh

Options

 SYNOPSIS

    apache.sh [-h] [-i] [-v [version]]

 OPTIONS

    -v ?, --version=?    Which version of Apache you want to install?
                         Accept vaule: latest, system
    -h, --help           Print this help.
    -i, --info           Print script information.
    --aptitude           Use aptitude instead of apt-get as package manager

 EXAMPLES

    $ ./apache.sh -v system
    $ ./apache.sh --version=latest
    $ ./apache.sh

Install a package

Let's take a look at MariaDB as an example.

wget https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/mariadb.sh
chmod 755 ./mariadb.sh
./mariadb.sh --version=latest --password=12345678 --secure=y --remote=y --remote-user=testuser --remote-password=12345678

Vargrant Provisioning

You can use the files hosted on GitHub page to quickly provision your Vagrant machine.

Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|

  config.vm.box = "ubuntu/xenial64"
  config.vm.box_check_update = false

  config.vm.provision "shell", path: "https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/nginx.sh", privileged: "false"
  config.vm.provision "shell", path: "https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/php-fpm.sh", privileged: "false"
  config.vm.provision "shell", path: "https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/mariadb.sh", privileged: "false"

end

With script arguments:

Vagrant.configure("2") do |config|

  config.vm.box = "ubuntu/xenial64"
  config.vm.box_check_update = false

  config.vm.provision "shell" do |s|
    s.path = "https://easybash.github.io/ubuntu/16.04/mariadb.sh"
    s.privileged = "false"
    s.args = ["--version=latest", "--password=12345678", "--secure=y",  "--remote=y", "--remote-user=testuser", "--remote-password=12345678"]
  end
end

Contributing Code

Ensure that the changes have been thoroughly tested on the corresponding system version. Use the following Vagrant file to create a development environment for testing.

Vagrant Files

Path	Ubuntu version
ubuntu/16.04/Vagrantfile	16.04
ubuntu/18.04/Vagrantfile	18.04
ubuntu/20.04/Vagrantfile	20.04
ubuntu/22.04/Vagrantfile	22.04

Steps

Fork a repository from the master branch.
Use the coding style outlined in the Bash coding style guide.
Submit a pull request to the development branch.
After the code has been reviewed, it will be merged into the master branch. Everything on the master branch will be included in the next major release.

Authors

Terry Lin

License

MIT