docker compose

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Tips for this tutorial

This tutorial is aimed at adventuresome would-be system administrators. I try not to assume any specialised knowledge on your part, and try to provide useful tips and explanation along the way to help you build a valid mental model of what you're doing. At the same, this is not a trivial process. Luckily, if you try it out, and decide not to follow through, so long as you delete your VPS, you should not be out-of-pocket by more than a few cents.

Note: work in progress

Moodle is probably (there's little agreement among the pundits) the market-leading Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) Learning Management System (LMS). It's pretty much everywhere. Here's how you can set up and maintain your own Moodle instance(s).

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Update 2023-06-14: Here's a new tutorial for Ubuntu 22.04! Consider this older tutorial obsolete (but possibly helpful for people with older systems?)

Here at the OERu, we provide a service, attached to all of our online courses (and available to all of our partners - or anyone else for that matter) which allows anyone involved in those courses to communicate with their peers from any one of a dazzling array of online "places" with WikiEducator Notes (aka WEnotes). The entire system is free and open source software (FOSS). 

Not long ago, Mastodon, an open source, federated alternative to the proprietary network-effect wunderkind, Twitter, came out of no where.

Mautic is an open source marketing automation web application.