DK LABS

MOODLE, HOSTED.

Two ways to host your Moodle with DK Labs. Spaces is managed hosting for your organisation's own Moodle. Nucleus is for one organisation that needs many Moodles, sharing courses from a hub. Both are hosted in London and run by DK Labs.

SpacesNucleus

Two products

One Moodle, or a few

SPACES

Managed Moodle hosting for organisations. DK Labs runs the platform, the servers, the databases, backups, upgrades and security. You run your Moodle.

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Many Moodles, one hub

NUCLEUS

Multi-tenant Moodle: a hub of shared, versioned courses, and a spoke for each school, branch or partner - each its own Moodle.

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Spaces, by DK Labs

Managed Moodle hosting

SPACES, BY DK LABS

Your Moodle, hosted and looked after. DK Labs runs what it sits on: servers, databases, backups, Moodle upgrades and security. You run your Moodle: users, courses and content. Your site runs in London, and you can take a full copy of it whenever you like.

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In the box
  • A portal for your organisation: sites, people, files, requests and activity
  • Staging, UAT and Preview copies beside Live, for testing
  • Nightly off-site backups, checked every morning
  • New Moodle releases within a month, with notice
  • Your own domain, with HTTPS
  • A full export of your site whenever you want it
  • Plugins from a checked catalogue, and custom code built in
  • From one small site up to infrastructure of its own

Security

Spaces

KEPT APART. KEPT CURRENT.

Most of the work in hosting is security, and it's the part you shouldn't have to think about. This is what it means for your site. How it's done stays private - that's part of it.

SeparateEach organisation's sites have their own database, their own storage and their own network rules. One site can't reach another.
EncryptedIn transit and at rest. HTTPS only, with older protocols refused.
Few handsOnly named DK Labs staff can reach the platform. Two-step sign-in is required, credentials are short-lived and every action is logged. Any change to who has access raises an alert straight away.
WatchedSecurity releases for PHP, Moodle and the platform's own software are watched around the clock, with an alert the moment one lands. Critical fixes go on fast.
Moodle, locked downMoodle runs without admin rights on the server. Settings that could run programs are locked, and no code is installed from inside Moodle.
ReviewedThe platform is reviewed for security regularly. The latest full review was in October 2026, and its findings are fixed.

21 OCTOBER 2026

A critical PHP flaw was announced. Sites went behind holding pages before a fix existed, and were on the fixed version the same day.

A written security and service policy is available to clients on request - ask for it.

Getting a site

Plans are quoted
AskTell me about your Moodle: who uses it, roughly how many, and where it runs now. Use the request form, or get in touch.
QuotePlans are quoted, from a single small site up to infrastructure of its own. You see the price before anything is set up.
MoveA new site, or your existing Moodle moved across - the move is done for you.
RunYou run your Moodle, and your organisation from the portal. Everything under it is kept current, backed up and secure.

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Nucleus

Multi-tenant Moodle

NUCLEUS

For one organisation that needs many Moodles. A hub holds your shared courses, versioned, and each school, branch or partner gets a spoke: its own Moodle, with its own database, files and branding. Spokes take a new version of a course when it suits them, so nobody's course changes mid-term. Multi-tenant Moodle like this is still one of a kind.

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In the box
  • A hub for shared, versioned courses
  • A spoke for each school, branch or partner, each its own Moodle
  • Own database and files for every spoke
  • Branding and an address per spoke
  • Federations from £149/mo
One Moodle is plenty for most organisations - if that's you, you want Spaces.

TELL ME ABOUT
YOUR MOODLE.

Spaces plans are quoted, so it starts with a conversation: how many people use your Moodle, where it runs now, and what it needs to do. If Nucleus fits better, I'll say so.

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IN SHORT