System Status

Local plugins ::: local_kopere_status

Maintained by

Eduardo Kraus

A Status page for your Moodle: shows whether the platform is online, for how long, for how many consecutive days, and provides a public status page to share with your team and users.

Latest release: 5 months

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20 downloads

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Current versions available: 1

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Public status page for your Moodle: monitors availability, uptime, consecutive days, and history — with a public URL to share.

Important (CRON): run Moodle’s CRON at an interval less than or equal to the plugin’s check interval.
Example: if the check runs every 5 min and CRON runs every 10 min, ~50% of checks will be missed.
Recommended: CRON every 1 minute.

* * * * * /usr/bin/php /var/www/html/moodle/admin/cli/cron.php >/dev/null 2>&1

Features

Moodle availability monitoring (heartbeat/checks).
Continuous uptime since the last outage.
Consecutive days online (streak) for executive reporting.
History of checks and outage periods.
Public page (open read-only) to share with users and your team.

Configuration

In Site administration → Plugins → Local plugins → Kopere Status:

Check interval (minutes): how often the check runs.
Enable public page: open access without login.
Public slug (optional): customize the public URL.

Tip: keep CRON ≤ the check interval.

Usage

Internal page (with permission): /local/kopere_status/
Public page (if enabled): /local/kopere_status/public.php

Include the public page link in the site footer or support area.

Best practices

CRON should never be less frequent than the check (e.g., check every 5 min → CRON every 1–5 min).
Synchronize the server timezone and clock (chrony/ntpd).
With proxy/CDN/WAF, ensure the correct endpoint is allowed.