DokuWiki Kaos
por pcloudhosting
Version 2025.05.14 + Free with Support on Ubuntu 26.04
DokuWiki Kaos is a lightweight, open-source wiki platform designed for creating, managing, and sharing documentation, knowledge bases, project notes, and internal team content. It provides a simple web-based interface that allows users to create and edit pages without requiring a database.
This solution includes DokuWiki version 2024-02-06b “Kaos” deployed on Azure Ubuntu. It is suitable for teams, developers, administrators, and organizations that need a self-hosted documentation portal, DevOps knowledge base, technical wiki, or internal collaboration platform.
Features of DokuWiki Kaos:
- Web-based wiki platform for creating and managing documentation.
- No database required; content is stored in plain text files.
- Simple and clean wiki syntax for easy content editing.
- User authentication and access control list support.
- Namespace-based page organization for structured documentation.
- Media manager for uploading and managing files and images.
- Plugin and template support for extending functionality.
- Suitable for internal knowledge bases, project documentation, and team collaboration.
Usage instructions for DokuWiki Kaos
$ sudo su
$ cd /var/www/dokuwiki
$ cat VERSION
$ systemctl status apache2
Installed Version: DokuWiki 2024-02-06b “Kaos”
Access the DokuWiki application: Open your browser and navigate to: http://your-server-ip/ For first-time setup, open: http://your-server-ip/install.php
After completing the browser-based setup, remove the installer file for security:
$ rm /var/www/dokuwiki/install.php
Default Ports:
- HTTP: 80
- HTTPS: 443
- SSH: 22
Disclaimer: DokuWiki Kaos is provided “as is” under applicable open-source licenses. Users are responsible for proper configuration, access control, backups, security hardening, and validation of content before using this solution in production environments. This solution is best suited for documentation management, internal knowledge sharing, project notes, and wiki-based collaboration.