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- RT @edsu: "IT needs to be commissioned or rented, rather than procured in huge, expensive contracts of long duration." http://t.co/wa42vEEm about 4 hours ago from Twitter for Android
- RT @elliottmunoz: Who ordered the white chocolate sundae with a cherry on top? //cc: @rsoule http://t.co/zHk9G89V 07:26:49 PM February 03, 2012 from web
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- just saw a promoted tweet in my timeline and i was *actually* interested in it. 02:12:23 PM February 03, 2012 from web
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Tag Archives: Moodle
Backing Up Moodle to the Cloud
I have a plan to back up Wheaton’s Learning Management System (LMS) to the cloud on a yearly basis. I talked about the basics of this architecture in my post I <3 Redmine and You Will Too.Essentially each academic year … Continue reading
Who wants a PHP Cloud? Users of OSS that’s who.
Last week Geva Perry wrote a post published on GigaOm called Who Will Build the LAMP Cloud. In it he speculated on current cloud providers that may be interested in building a PaaS (platform as a service) offering of the … Continue reading
I <3 Redmine and you will too
Right now I’m insanely busy. But its the hurry up and wait kind of insanely busy stuff. I’m in the process of setting up an architecture for Moodle. Essentially using VMWare I’ll rotate out servers every academic year. Older server … Continue reading