Add a free Let’s Encrypt SSL/TLS certificate to your Open edX installation in just a few minutes using this step-by-step how-to guide.

Get Notes & Annotations working on your Open edX native build. This post is a supplement to the official documentation, “How to Get edX Notes Running”, covering installation and configuration plus some pro tips on maintaining your environment afterwards.

Learn how to safely upgrade your Open edX installation to the most recent version. This detailed how-to walks you thru backing up, preparing your environment, and how to trouble-shoot common upgrade-related issues.

Learn how to add a custom static web page to your Open edX installation. This simple step-by-step how-to guide explains how to register the page with the Django router and where to store it on your Ubuntu server so that Nginx will serve it from the root of your site.

Get Google Analytics working on your Open edX platform with this simple step-by-step how-to guide. Covers Google site verification, Javascript snippet installation, Open edX code modifications.

Get your first Open edX platform up and running with this detailed step-by-step how-to guide that provides detailed instructions on how to build your AWS EC2 Ubuntu Linux server, execute the Open edX native build scripts, and configure your new platform.

This is a sample configuration file for a hypothetical organization named Surf School. And no, there is not an Xblock to simulate surfing! This sample demonstrates which URLs you should, and should not modify when setting your fully-qualified domain name. You can also use this file as a reference to better understand which parameters should