A faster Moodle, even at exam time.
Speed fixes for slow Moodle sites and exam-day load: caching, database, cron and server settings, measured before and after.
Why is Moodle slow during exams?
Exams put hundreds of learners on the same quiz at the same moment, which exposes weak caching, slow database queries, heavy scheduled tasks and undersized servers. The fix is to measure the site under realistic load, find which of those is the bottleneck and fix it, cheapest first.
A slow Moodle hurts most when everyone logs in at once. We find what is slowing yours down, fix it and measure the difference.
Where Moodle gets faster.
Pick an area to see what we tune.
Baseline speed and load measured, so fixes target the real problem.
From first call to live.
4 steps, one team. You approve the scope and design before we build.
- Before the quoteMeasure
Baseline speed and load, then a written quote.
- Before any codePlan
Fixes ranked by impact, agreed with you.
- BuildFix
Caching, database and server changes, staging first.
- After launchVerify
Measure again and share the results.
Tell us about your project and get a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.
Planning Moodle Performance?
Three taps and your brief is half written. No email needed until you choose to send it.
Moodle Performance FAQs
Sometimes, but rarely first. Caching and database fixes often help more and cost less, so we try them before recommending new hardware.
Yes. We can work with your host’s team, or move you to hosting that suits Moodle better.
We measure page times and load before we change anything, and again afterwards, and share both.
Often paired with.
Most projects need more than one service. These are the ones clients most often add.