EdTech

Cloud infrastructure for EdTech and learning platforms

Keep classes, exams and results online on the days that matter, keep course videos and notes in object storage, and protect learners' data, including children's, in India.

Capacity planned for exam daysObject storage for coursesData stays in India
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In short

What does Neon Cloud offer EdTech companies and institutions?

Neon Cloud hosts learning management systems, online exam platforms and learning apps on load-balanced virtual machines or managed Kubernetes, with S3-compatible object storage for lecture videos, notes and question banks. Capacity is planned ahead of admission and exam seasons and billed pro rata when you add or remove it, every VM includes 5 TB of internet transfer a month pooled across your VMs, and learners' data stays in India.

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Best for
EdTech companies, universities, schools and coaching institutes, test-prep platforms and online exam providers.
Typical setup
LMS web servers behind a load balancer, a database on NVMe volumes and course content in object storage.
Where your data lives
In India, in our Delhi NCR region. Backups stay in India too.
How it's billed
In rupees, a fixed monthly price per resource, excluding GST.
Security assurance
ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited.
Support and uptime
24/7 support and a 99.95% uptime SLA on the Essential and Premium plans (99.9% on Starter).

The challenge

What do learning platforms need from a cloud?

Education traffic follows the academic calendar, and so should the infrastructure.

Peaks you can see coming

Admissions, exam days and results put much of the year's load into a few days. Capacity has to be in place before them.

Content that keeps growing

Recorded lectures, notes and question banks pile up every term, and learners expect them to open quickly.

Children's data handled with care

The DPDP Act asks for verifiable parental consent before processing a child's personal data, and bars tracking and targeted advertising aimed at children.

Budgets set a year ahead

Institutions plan budgets annually, so a cloud bill in dollars that changes every month is hard to approve.

Reference architecture

What does a typical EdTech setup look like?

Learners reach the LMS through a load balancer; web and exam servers run in a private network, with the database on NVMe volumes and course content in object storage.

Private network (VPC)USERSLearnersWeb and mobile appsTeachersCourse authoringAdministratorsClient VPNENTRYLoad balancerHTTPS · health checksSecurity groupsDDoS protection onPLATFORMLMS web serversMore added for examsLive-class backendKubernetes clusterExam serviceIts own node poolCONTENT AND DATACourse contentObject storageDatabaseNVMe block storageBackupsNightly
A starting point, not a fixed design: our engineers size it with you.
  1. Plan the calendar

    Share your academic calendar and last year's peak. We plan capacity for admission, exam and results days.

  2. Load-test

    Test the LMS and the exam flow at peak load in a staging VPC before the term starts.

  3. Move between terms

    Migrate in a quiet week or over a weekend, with the old platform kept on standby.

  4. Scale for each peak

    Add servers or nodes before an exam and remove them afterwards; billing is prorated.

Security and compliance

How does Neon Cloud help protect learners' data?

Learner records, assessments and payments are personal data, and many learners are children.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited.
  • Learner data and backups stay in India.
  • Access by role with multi-factor sign-in for staff and administrators, and an audit log of every change.
  • Encryption at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.3.
  • ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type II audited, which helps with school and university vendor reviews.
  • A data processing agreement is available on request.

Under the DPDP Act your institution or company is the data fiduciary: parental consent, notices and how learner data is used are yours to decide. Neon Cloud processes the data you host on your behalf.

Use cases

What do education teams run on Neon Cloud?

From a single institution's LMS to national test-prep platforms.

Learning management systems

Moodle or your own LMS on load-balanced VMs, with the database on NVMe volumes.

Online exams and assessments

Timed tests and result processing on capacity added before exam day and removed after.

Recorded lectures and course libraries

Videos, notes and question banks in object storage, served by your app or a CDN of your choice.

Live classes

Backends for live classes and doubt-solving sessions on Kubernetes, close to the learner database.

Admission and fee portals

Application, admission and fee-payment portals sized for the last day before the deadline.

AI tutors and grading

Models for practice questions, feedback and grading on cloud GPUs, quoted on request.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about Neon Cloud for EdTech.

  • Yes, with planning. Before the exam, add LMS or exam servers behind the load balancer or nodes to a Kubernetes node pool, and remove them afterwards; billing is prorated when you change resources. Share your exam calendar and we'll help plan capacity.

Get ready for your next exam season

Share your academic calendar and last year's peak. We'll plan capacity and show you the monthly cost in rupees.