feat(synapse): update ingress to use traefik ingress class and bump version feat(syncthing-discovery): introduce syncthing discovery service with deployment and ingress feat(syncthing-relay): add syncthing relay server with deployment and ingress configuration fix(taiga): update liveness and readiness probes to use tcpSocket for health checks fix(taiga): change PVC access mode to ReadWriteMany for media and static storage feat(traefik): add icon and ignore rules for traefik service docs(ushahidi): add notes for Redis configuration and Laravel startup probe adjustments feat(ushahidi): implement dedicated Redis deployment for Ushahidi fix(vllm): update deployment strategy and readiness/liveness probes for improved stability fix(writefreely): pin writefreely image version to v0.15.1 for consistency docs(zulip): add notes for TLS-terminating reverse proxy configuration and expected behavior
Moodle
Moodle is the world's most widely used open-source Learning Management System (LMS), used by universities and schools globally.
Dependencies
- MySQL - Database for storing courses, users, and grades
Configuration
Key settings in config.yaml:
- domain - Where Moodle will be accessible
- storage - Persistent volume size (default:
2Gi) - db.name - Database name (default:
moodle)
First-Time Setup
-
Add and deploy the app:
wild app add moodle wild app deploy moodle -
Moodle runs its installer automatically on first start. Log in with:
- Username:
admin - Password: value of
adminPasswordin yoursecrets.yaml
- Username:
-
Complete the site setup wizard (site name, contact email, etc.) that appears after first login.
Notes
- First startup takes several minutes as Moodle runs all database migrations
- SMTP can be configured after login under Site administration → Server → Email → Outgoing mail configuration
- Moodle has a large plugin ecosystem — plugins can be installed via Site administration → Plugins → Install plugins
- Increase resource limits if running a large instance with many concurrent users