Install Drupal and create virtual host for it - requires 'create-vhosts' script to be installed.

create-drupal.sh

#!/bin/bash

accountName=$1
accountPass=$2
dbUserName=$3
dbPass=$4
dbName=$5
siteName="$6"
contextRoot=$7
drupalVer=$8

MYSQL=`which mysql`
domain=${contextRoot}.com

function print_usage {
	echo "USAGE: cdrupal [accountName] [accountPass] [dbUserName] [dbPass] [dbName] [siteName] [contextRoot] [drupalVersion (e.g. 7.37)]"	
 
	exit 0;
}

if [[ $# -ne 8 ]] ; then
    print_usage
fi

 
Q1="CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS ${dbName};"
SQL="${Q1}"
 
$MYSQL -uroot -p${dbPass} -e "$SQL"

documentRoot=/var/www/${domain}/public_html

mkdir -p ${documentRoot}
cd ${documentRoot}
drupalVersion=drupal-${drupalVer}

drush -y dl ${drupalVersion}

mv ${drupalVersion}/* ./
mv ${drupalVersion}/.* ./
rm -rf ${drupalVersion}

drush -y site-install standard --account-name=${accountName} --account-pass=${accountPass} --db-url=mysql://${dbUserName}:$dbPass@localhost/${dbName}

drush variable-set site_name "${siteName}"

create-vhosts ${domain} true