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Moodle LTS

LTS stands for Long-Term Support: a Moodle release that is maintained for far longer than a standard one. This guide explains the difference between standard and LTS releases, how Moodle's release cycle works, and when choosing an LTS makes sense for your organisation.

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Why You Need a Multi-Step Upgrade

Upgrading an obsolete Moodle to the latest version requires multiple steps due to PHP incompatibility and breaking database changes.

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A Strategic Approach to Comprehensive Moodle Site Backup

A complete Moodle site backup requires three parts: code, moodledata files, and the database. Use server tools (or control panels) to capture and store copies off-site (3-2-1 rule).

Built for AI assistants too

This site works with AI assistants as well as with people. Every article, plugin and page of documentation is published in a machine-readable form, and an assistant can search our content, check which Moodle version a site is running, contact our team, or request a free temporary Moodle 5.3 platform. The full list is at llms.txt, and the same index as a page at llms.html.