Distance learning that doesn't crash during exams
Deploy Moodle or your own LMS on infrastructure that scales for peak loads: exams, admissions campaigns, course deadlines. Student data — in a data center in Ukraine with backup power.
Sound familiar?
The classic pains of distance learning — and how a cloud LMS removes them.
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"Moodle goes down during exams"
A server that was enough in September doesn't hold 500 simultaneous tests in December. Resources scale up in minutes before the session — and come back after (with hourly billing you overpay only for the peak days).
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"Video lectures ate the whole disk"
A semester of recordings = hundreds of gigabytes. In Object Storage that's $0.0013/GB/mo: the whole video archive of a department — for the price of a coffee.
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"There's no administrator"
A typical situation for a school or a small college. The Moodle image deploys with no IT specialist, and "Basic administration" covers support.
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"Classes are disrupted by alerts and blackouts"
A cloud LMS works regardless of the lights at the institution: students learn asynchronously from anywhere.
Ready scenarios
Typical configurations by institution type — from a school to an EdTech platform.
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Universities and colleges
Moodle on a dedicated server: ocp-5 (4 vCPU / 16 GB, ≈$40.90/mo) + Redis — up to ~300 simultaneous students. Before the session — temporary scaling. Video archive — in Object Storage. Live lectures — Jitsi Meet from the Marketplace (no 40-minute limits).
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Schools and small institutions
A minimal start: Moodle on ocp-3 (2 vCPU / 8 GB) — ≈$20.45/mo, up to ~100 simultaneous. One-click deployment, support in Ukrainian, and if needed — full support via "Basic administration".
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EdTech and corporate training
Online schools and L&D platforms: LMS + landing pages + analytics (Matomo) on one infrastructure. Peak cohort launches — autoscaling in Kubernetes; the growth path from one instance to a cluster — with no platform change.
A typical solution's architecture
LMS, database, video and live classes — on one account, scaling for the session with a button.
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Students: browser / Moodle mobile app
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Moodle on a Cloud Instance + Redis cache
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Database: MySQL / PostgreSQL (a separate instance for 300+)
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Object Storage: video lectures, course materials — $0.0013/GB
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Jitsi Meet — live classes with no limits
All infrastructure — on one account; scaling for the session — a button in the panel, with no platform change as you grow.
Why OneCloudPlanet for education
Data in Ukraine, predictable economics and readiness for peak loads.
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Student data in Ukraine
Physically in a Ukrainian data center; for projects with an EU requirement — locations in Poland and the Netherlands.
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Economics
Cloud LMS platforms charge $2–5 per student per month; your own Moodle — a fixed server price regardless of the number of students.
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Peak loads
Hourly billing: scale up only for the session, rather than keeping a powerful server all year.
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All in one place
LMS + video + storage + analytics from one account, with no integration zoo.
Frequently asked questions
Consultation for an educational institutionThe next exam session will pass with no "server unavailable"
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