DokuWiki is an open source wiki renowned for its ease of use and versatility. Its key feature: it runs without a database. Each page is stored in a simple text file, making backups, version control, and migrations particularly easy, while ensuring great robustness and content longevity.

Its clear wiki syntax allows for quick creation of structured documentation. DokuWiki natively integrates versioning for each page, media management, page templates, and a namespaces system to organize large amounts of content. A powerful ACL (access control) system finely manages read and write permissions, with support for LDAP, Active Directory, and SSO authentication.

Extensible through hundreds of plugins and themes, DokuWiki adapts as well to a technical manual as to a corporate intranet, knowledge base, or project documentation. Its lightweight nature and lack of heavy dependencies make it a durable and easy-to-maintain solution.