Pool moodle install#
Pool moodle serial#
Pool moodle archive#
Pool moodle download#

For example:Īzcopy copy '' '/home/azureadmin/'Įxtract the compressed file to a directory. Substitute your own storage account and SAS token values.

Pool moodle download#

Run the following commands to download the compressed backup file from Azure Blob Storage to the controller VM /home/azureadmin/ directory: sudo -sĪzcopy copy ' '/home/azureadmin/'

Pool moodle archive#

Mv /moodle/moodledata /home/azureadmin/backup/moodle/moodledataĬopy the Moodle archive to the controller VM azcopy_linux_amd64_*/azcopy /usr/bin/īefore you start the import process, it's recommended to back up the default or current configuration.Ĭreate a backup directory: cd /home/azureadmin/Ĭreate backups of the moodle and moodledata directories: mv /moodle/html/moodle /home/azureadmin/backup/moodle/html/moodle

Pool moodle install#

Download and install AzCopy on the controller VMĪfter you sign in to the controller VM, run the following commands to install AzCopy: sudo -s For user name, enter azureadmin, as it's hard-coded in the template.įor more information about PuTTY, see PuTTY general FAQ/troubleshooting questions. Select Auth, and find the SSH key file you used to deploy the Azure infrastructure with the ARM template. In PuTTY Configuration, enter the public IP address of the controller VM as the Host Name.

Pool moodle serial#

Use a free, open-source terminal emulator or serial console tool like PuTTY to sign in to a controller VM. Sign in to the controller virtual machine This is the same archive you created in Create an archive. The first step in the migration process is to copy the Moodle backup archive from Azure Blob Storage to the controller virtual machine (VM) for the Moodle deployment. The created resources look similar to the following image, depending on the ARM template you used for deployment. Review the list of newly created infrastructure resources.

Moodle migration architecture and templatesĪfter the Azure Resource Manager (ARM) template deployment finishes, sign in to the Azure portal and go to the resource group you created as part of the deployment process.

Once you successfully import the on-premises backup into the Azure infrastructure, you carry out configuration updates for Moodle.īefore you begin this process, make sure to complete all the steps in these articles: The contents of this Moodle archive include the Moodle application, relevant configuration, and a copy of the database from the on-premises Moodle deployment. After that the ordinary procedre begins with adding badge criteria and enabling access to it.This article describes the steps to migrate the on-premises Moodle archive to Azure. Trainers can use the badge templates to create a course badge by going to 'Course administration -> Badges -> Badge Pool', then choosing a category and klicking on 'Use this Badge'. When importing pool badges you can select if origin categories in the XML file should be kept and be created on your Moodle system or you can choose a specific category to create the pool badges in. You can either export a whole category with all assigned pool badges or you can select single pool badges. There are two options to export the pool badges. On the badge pool management page you can export badge templates to a XML file and of course import them. The badge templates are organized in categories which you can create and manage by going to 'Site administration -> Badges -> Badge Pool -> Manage Badge Pool Categories'.īadge pool categories can be deleted when no badge template is assigned to it. For a template you have to set the regualr badge information: badge name and description, an image, name and contact of badge issuer, expiry date and email message with options to attach the badge and notify the badge creator.

Login to your Moodle as administrator and go to 'Site administration -> Notifications' to trigger the installation process.Īdministrators and managers can go to the badge pool management page on 'Site administration -> Badges -> Badge Pool -> Manage Badge Pool' to add a new badge template to the badge pool.

Make sure you have badges enabled on your Moodle system.

Unzip it into your moodle/local/ directory.

These templates can be organized in categories and exported to a XML file to share them with others. With this plugin you can create badge templates (so called pool badges) which can be used to simplify creating badges in all courses of your moodle system.