Admin Tools

In EasyEngine v4, we have support for following tools to help site administrators.

These admin-tools needs to be enabled/disabled per site. By default they are disabled.

Usage

In order to use the admin-tools, you must first enable them using

ee admin-tools enable example.com

By default, we enable auth on admin-tools. To view username/password with which you can login, run

ee auth list global

Then navigate to example.com/ee-admin/ in the browser. There you’ll see a list of admin-tools.

List Of Admin Tools

Admin Tools	Purpose	URL
opcache-gui	visualize PHP zend opcache stats	example.com/ee-admin/opcache-gui.php
phpinfo	A file with just <?php phpinfo() ?> in it	example.com/ee-admin/phpinfo.php
phpMyAdmin	Check “Database Access for PhpMyAdmin” section below for login details	example.com/ee-admin/pma
phpRedisAdmin	Web interface for Redis cache	example.com/ee-admin/pra
MailHog	Catches & displays email from your app in Web GUI	example.com/ee-admin/mailhog
php-fpm ping	a response of “pong” on this URL means your site’s PHP is working fine	example.com/ee-admin/ping
php-fpm status	displays php fpm pool status	example.com/ee-admin/status
nginx status	displays nginx status	example.com/ee-admin/nginx_status.

Database Access for PhpMyAdmin 

You can find database access credentials for example.com by running:

$ ee site info example.com

+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| Site               | https://example.com            |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| Access admin-tools | https://example.com/ee-admin/  |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| Site Title         | example.com                    |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| WordPress Username | example.com-K8FzH              |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| WordPress Password | q27eGm5pYRe2                   |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| DB Host            | global-db                      |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| DB Name            | example_com                    |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| DB User            | example.com-c1O1a7             |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| DB Password        | dg5T9GNhr4Ah                   |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| E-Mail             | [email protected]              |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| SSL                | Enabled                        |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| SSL Wildcard       | No                             |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+
| Cache              | None                           |
+--------------------+--------------------------------+

So in this case:

• Server would be global-db.
• Username would be example.com-c1O1a7.
• Password would be dg5T9GNhr4Ah.

You can access phpMyAdmin at example.com/ee-admin/pma