Hosting on AWS in Ireland
Sized for your enrolment peaks, so the platform holds up when the whole college logs in at once.
The problem
They are hosting, upgrade, plugin, backup and integration problems, and they tend to land at the busiest point of the year. We take those off your desk, so your team can look after teaching and learning instead of servers.
Who it is for
One agreement for hosting, upgrades, support and integration, sized for colleges and training providers of every shape.
What’s included
Every part of running Moodle well, from the servers to the academic-year rollover, with a named service desk you can call.
Sized for your enrolment peaks, so the platform holds up when the whole college logs in at once.
Security patching and Moodle upgrades on a published schedule, tested on your staging site first.
Backed up every day, with a restore procedure agreed with you in advance.
A monthly support allowance, a named service desk and an agreed service level.
Connected to your student records (including Innealla), timetable, authentication and reporting.
Handled with you, every year, so the new year starts on a clean platform.
Moodle, Iomad and Innealla
We operate Moodle for Irish colleges today, including multi-tenant estates.
Moodle and Iomad
One platform can serve several schools or brands. We run Moodle, Iomad and the plugins around them, and keep the integrations that feed them working through every upgrade.
Integrations with Innealla
Our Moodle plugin provisions courses, cohorts and enrolments from the curriculum in Innealla, our own student information system. We also integrate Moodle with other student record systems, timetabling, attendance, authentication and payments, through the same Integration Hub.
Upgrades and rollover
Every change is tested before it reaches production, and scheduled around your teaching calendar, not ours.
Each upgrade is applied to your staging site before anything else.
Tested against your plugins, theme and integrations.
Production goes at a time agreed with you, usually outside teaching hours.
Security patches follow the Moodle release cycle; PHP and database versions stay within supported ranges.
Hosting models and pricing
The same service, priced to fit how your platform is hosted.
We host Moodle on AWS in Ireland. Infrastructure, management and your support allowance come together.
One monthly chargeWe run Moodle inside your own AWS account, so you keep the cloud contract and the billing.
Fixed monthly retainer by environment and service hoursThe same service on the cloud you already use, working within that platform’s controls.
The same fixed monthly retainerStart here
A fixed-price, two-week review of your Moodle platform, with a short report written for IT management and a recommended upgrade path. It is the usual first step before any hosting or support agreement.
What the report covers
Proof
A technology partnership at the heart of DBS’s digital ambition, from hosting to integration.
“Inneall’s impact on our ability to deliver reliable, scalable technology has been absolutely enormous. We’re not dealing with a technology supplier; we’re working with a partner who genuinely cares about getting it right.”



Hosting on AWS in Ireland sized for your enrolment peaks, security patching and Moodle upgrades on a published schedule tested on staging first, daily backups with an agreed restore procedure, a monthly support allowance with a named service desk and service level, and the academic-year rollover handled with you every year.
Yes. We run Moodle on our own infrastructure, inside your AWS account, or on Azure and other clouds, with a fixed monthly retainer by environment and service hours. Moving between any of these is a fixed-price project.
Each upgrade is applied to your staging site first, checked against your plugins, theme and integrations, and only then scheduled for production at a time agreed with you, usually outside teaching hours. Security patches follow the Moodle release cycle, and we keep PHP and database versions within supported ranges.
Yes. Our Moodle plugin provisions courses, cohorts and enrolments from the curriculum in Innealla, our own student information system, and we integrate Moodle with other student record systems, timetabling, attendance, authentication and payments through the same Integration Hub.
A fixed-price, two-week review of your Moodle platform covering security, versions and plugins, performance, backups and hosting, accessibility, integrations and authentication, with a short report written for IT management and a recommended upgrade path. It is the usual first step before any hosting or support agreement.
Yes. One platform can serve several schools or brands. We run Moodle, Iomad and the plugins around them, and keep the integrations that feed them working through every upgrade.
Next step
Start with a fixed-price, two-week Moodle Health Check, and get a plan you can act on.
Integrators for specialised education and CRM platforms
Hosting, upgrades, support and integration
for Moodle, in one agreement

A fixed-price, two-week review of your Moodle platform, with a short report written for IT management.
Most Moodle problems are hosting, upgrade, plugin, backup and integration problems that surface at the worst time of the academic year. We take those off your desk.


The same service, priced to fit how your platform is hosted.
Colleges and training providers that run Moodle and would rather not run the servers.
We operate Moodle for Irish colleges today, including multi-tenant estates.
Partnership, transparency, user-centred design and long-term quality guide every project. Each one runs through the same six stages, so you always know where it stands and who is accountable.


We love API environments
and the challenge of integration
We’ve integrated systems others refused to touch!
“Inneall’s impact on our ability to deliver reliable, scalable technology has been absolutely enormous. What sets them apart is their deep knowledge of our business, they understand our systems, our teams, and our priorities. That means we’re not dealing with a technology supplier; we’re working with a partner who genuinely cares about getting it right.”
Edward Ormonde
Head of IT, Dublin Business School