AWS Moodle Reference Architecture Explained | How to Host Moodle on AWS|

Are you looking to run Moodle on AWS? In this video, we break down the Moodle Reference Architecture on AWS, explaining each AWS service and how it helps scale, secure, and optimize your Moodle environment. From Amazon Route 53 and CloudFront to Elastic Load Balancing, Amazon Aurora, and AWS Secrets Manager—we cover all the components involved in creating a high-performing, secure Moodle setup in the cloud.

📌 In this video, you'll learn about:

Using Route 53 for DNS management
Speeding up content delivery with CloudFront
Securing traffic with AWS Certificate Manager (SSL)
Load balancing Moodle traffic with Application Load Balancer
Scaling Moodle app servers
Managing databases with Amazon Aurora MySQL
Caching with ElastiCache for Redis
Automating deployment using AWS CodePipeline, CodeCommit, CodeBuild, and CodeDeploy
Managing sensitive data securely with AWS Secrets Manager
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