What wpfy is

wpfy is a CLI for installing and managing isolated WordPress stacks on Ubuntu servers. Instead of installing Nginx, PHP, MariaDB, and Redis directly on the host, every site runs in its own Docker Compose project — separate containers, volumes, and networks. Traefik sits at the edge as a reverse proxy with automatic Let's Encrypt SSL.

You manage everything through a single CLI: wpfy.

Where to start

• New to wpfy? Read Getting Started in the docs, then post in the Getting Started category if you get stuck.
• Running a site? The Site Management category covers create, update, SSL, backup, restore, SFTP, and wp-cli.
• Infrastructure questions? Stack & Infrastructure covers Traefik, Docker, and server layout.
• Something broken? Run wpfy debug and post the output (redacted) in Operations & Troubleshooting.
• Have an idea? Feature Requests & Roadmap is for community input on deferred features.

Before you post

1. Read the Community Rules & Code of Conduct.
2. Search first — your question may already be answered.
3. Never paste secrets — redact database passwords, API tokens, and anything from .env before posting. See the project's security policy.

Beta status

wpfy is beta software. Test on a fresh Ubuntu VPS before relying on it for production sites. Feedback from real deployments moves the beta forward — that's what this forum is for.

Welcome aboard.