We've been using BookStack. It's easy for staff to use and understand. We gave each department their own "shelf" in there and can assign rights to shelves so managers of the departments can add their own books/chapters/pages. Once you dive in you'll see how it's organized but it's a really solid platform. Supports LDAP auth as well. Great platform, we've loved it.

Adam Kennedy

Systems Engineer

adamkennedy@watchcomm.net | 800-589-3837 x120

Watch Communications | www.watchcomm.net

3225 W Elm St, Suite A
Lima, OH 45805

On Sat, Mar 14, 2020 at 7:09 PM <nanog08@mulligan.org> wrote:

I've been using MoinMoin wiki for years. It hasn't been updated for
quite a while, but it has worked really well for me, is trivial to
install, uses text file backend so no need for a database, allows for
hierarchical structure, is pretty fast, is very very light weight and
extensible, built on python and free.

I don't know if there is a docker container, but I'm thinking of
building one.

If you want something simple, stable, older, small and usable you might
take a look at MoinMoin.

If you want a docker container, ask and I'll probably build one.

Geoff

On 3/14/20 2:35 PM, Gavin Henry wrote:
> I think DokuWiki does this and as an added bonus saves all as text files.