How to install an Open Source LMS

How to install an Open Source LMS - Part 2
Video: .mp4 (1280x720, 30 fps(r)) | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 774 MB
Genre: eLearning Video | Duration: 24 lectures (1h 32m) | Language: English

Use Vagrant, Docker and Ansible to automate the installation of your LMS

What you'll learn

Install an Open Source LMS in just a few minutes
Automate the installation of an Open Source LMS with DevOps tools
Automation with Vagrant
Automation with Docker
Automation with Docker-Compose
Automation with Ansible

Requirements

It is better to have followed Part 1 for the understanding of the scripts set up
Having some basic knowledge of Vagrant, Docker and Ansible can be an advantage

Description

E-learning for everyone

Installing an LMS on a LAMP stack, whether with a physical or even virtual server, can take a long time.

Use DevOps tools to save time and resources in setting up your test or development environment.

With Vagrant, Docker and Ansible, install an Open Source LMS, such as Chamilo, Claroline, Moodle and Opigno, in just a few minutes and a single command.

Rem:

This training is not a course on the usage of these LMS, its sole purpose is to help you automate their installation and ensure their proper operation.

Nor is it a course on the usage of Vagrant, Docker or Ansible, although many practical cases of their usage are discussed.

This training is the english version of the french training entitled Comment installer un LMS Open Source - Part 2

Who this course is for:

Teachers with basic knowledge of Linux
System and network Administrators
Anyone interested in Open Source