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README.md
Deploy and Manage a Scalable Moodle Cluster on Azure
This repo contains guides on how to deploy and manage a scalable Moodle cluster on Azure. You can use an Azure free account to get started.
Once you have an Azure account you can deploy Moodle via the Azure portal using the button below, or you can deploy Moodle via the CLI.
What this stack will give you
This template set deploys the following infrastructure:
- Autoscaling web frontend layer (Nginx for https termination, Varnish for caching, Apache/php or nginx/php-fpm)
- Private virtual network for frontend instances
- Controller instance running cron and handling syslog for the autoscaled site
- Load balancer to balance across the autoscaled instances
- Postgres or MySQL database
- Azure Redis instance for Moodle caching
- ObjectFS in Azure blobs (Moodle sitedata)
- Three Elasticsearch VMs for search indexing in Moodle
- Dual gluster nodes for high availability access to Moodle files
Quickstart
Why not get started with deploying a Moodle cluster on Azure right now.
Contributing
This project welcomes contributions and suggestions. Our goal is to work on Azure specific tooling for deploying and managing the open source Moodle learning management system on Azure. We do not work on Moodle itself here, instead we work upstream as appropriate.
The short version of how to contribute to this project is "just do it". Where "it" can be defined as any valuable contribution (and to be clear, asking questions is a valuable contribution):
- ask questions
- provide feedback
- write or update documentation
- help new users
- recommend the project to others
- test the code and report bugs
- fix bugs and issue pull requests
- give us feedback on required features
- write and update the software
- create artwork
- translate to different languages
- anything you can see that needs doing
For a more detailed discussion of how to contribute see our Contribution Guide.
Code of Conduct
This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.
Legal Notices
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