Visvanath Ratnaweera

The problem with installation guides is not their scarcity but their abundance. See https://docs.moodle.org/en/Category:Installation.

 

Here is my contribution to the system requirements: http://www.syndrega.ch/blog/#php-and-dbms-compatibility-of-major-moodle-releases - and a non-contribution to the GoDaddy vs Moodle 5.0 case.

The exact from and to versions, 3-digit, would be informative.

 

The platform remained, I assume. Still worth providing its details, server specs, web server, PHP, DB server programs and versions, etc.

What is this "resource"? Did Moodle create a course with that name and moved questions to its question bank? Was your earlier question bank at site level?

Did any notices, reports appear during the upgrade?

There were some question conversion/deletion processes which were advised/mandatory before the upgrade to 5.x the latest. Do your admins know these?

There are all kinds of health checks around the quiz system, yoursite/admin/tool/health/ for example. I don't know offhand, hope others will rhyme in.

All in all, what your admins have started, they should finish. They can of course ask here directly. Through this change of hands, information gets lost.

Just amazing: Anything come in the way of humanity is either good for them or they bend it to their needs or morph themselves to fit the purpose - if not today, then tomorrow. That explains the resilience of the human being. I wish, I could be that optimistic.

"running moodle on 1 server right now" means all but one server of the web server is in the cluster, but its network mounted filesystem the same NFS?

"server tries to reach h5p files on the server. But the IP adress it's trying to reach is the IP adress of the loadbalancer" is interesting. So there is a complication in the network side too?