Multitenancy With Totara And Moodle
Could it be that you ignore one definition but nevertheless need the concept behind it? We have come upon cases that multitenancy meets the description above. That is one reason for us composing what you are about to read.
As for the other main reason, it can be found on the title Multitenancy With Totara And Moodle. We know that anyone selecting Totara and Moodle goes for simplicity and convenience. So, we give you methods, refer to approaches, and look into areas where implementation of multitenancy is needed. In other words, anything to make this concept adoptable and effective.
About The eBook
Multitenancy is a software architecture that could turn out to be complex for its administrator. To stay away from a situation like this, take advantage of the knowledge gathered in the pages of the eBook. By reading it, you will be able to treat all online learners the best way possible, keeping each group settled in its eLearning course. Here are the contents of the eBook:
- What is multitenancy?
- When is it required?
- Multitenancy with Totara and Moodle
- What you can do with it, and how it can address your organization’s issues
- Methods
- Areas
- Approaches
The eBook starts by making clear what multitenancy is and when it is required. Giving a notion on how central management is achieved is fundamental, along with the context for recognizing a case that should be handled by utilizing multitenancy. You get the whole picture and each tenant gets only what they enrolled for.
Working with Totara, you will find cool features as audience visibility, audience dashboard, organization and position framework, and roles assigned to different categories and courses. Moodle has useful capabilities as well. It combines Front page settings with the use of Course categories. Learning how to use these will bring you closer to the desired effect.
When privacy is intensely asked for, it’s not a reason to worry. There are safety valves available, and individual organization frameworks are created – whatever the case of your organization is or the number of its tenants. This applies even for global organizations, and in any way customization and roles for your users are at hand.
Deeper into Multitenancy With Totara And Moodle, you’ll be facing the three different methods you can go by. Category tenants, hierarchy tenants, and the federated or distributed method. Each one offers enhanced security features, regarding to the courses, the reports, and the management of users.
With further reading, you see that the areas of multitenancy are three as well. The distinction is marked by user and course management, admin and code management, and miscellaneous management. These all involve administration, setting, modules, codes, themes, reporting, and backup. That is a quick glance at it, justifying that you should study more carefully the option given for each area.
Closing the subject, we get our hands on the three basic approaches to this architecture. You will be called to choose between monolithic, distributed, and federated. Knowing your needs sets the basis for your decision, because each one of them has its benefits, as you will see, and this is not just a matter of preferences. But reaching this point in your read, you’ll already have obtained the insight that any of the above questions ask for.
If you want to discover how to address questions and define features related to multitenancy in learning management, download the eBook today.
