DokuWiki
An open-source, database-free wiki built for team and small-business documentation.
What is DokuWiki?
DokuWiki is an open-source wiki application built for creating documentation of any kind, aimed especially at development teams, working groups and small businesses. Unlike other wiki engines, it stores content in plain text files instead of a database, which simplifies installation and backups.
What is DokuWiki for?
- Internal documentation for a development or technical support team.
- A procedures manual for a small business with no IT department.
- A knowledge base that needs to be restorable by simply copying a folder.
Main benefits of DokuWiki
No database required: everything is stored in text files, simplifying maintenance.
Unlimited page revisions, with a full change history.
Indexed full-text search, useful for large knowledge bases.
Available in more than 30 languages.
Who should use DokuWiki?
Small and medium teams that need collaborative documentation without adding another database to maintain on the server.
Is DokuWiki the right choice for you?
It's a great fit if…
- You want a wiki without managing an extra database.
- You need detailed access control by page or section.
- You'd rather back up by copying a single folder.
It might not be for you if…
- You need the scale and tooling of a huge Wikipedia-style project (MediaWiki fits better there).
- You're after a fully visual editor with no wiki syntax to learn.
How to install DokuWiki on your hosting
Open your hosting panel
Log into your miHosting professional hosting panel and open Softaculous, the application installer included with every plan.
Find DokuWiki
One-click install via Softaculous from the hosting panel; since it needs no database, the process is even faster than other wikis.
Configure and go live
Choose the domain, language and admin details. Softaculous creates the database automatically and your install is ready in minutes.
Why install DokuWiki on miHosting
miHosting's professional shared hosting includes Softaculous, PHP and databases already configured, NVMe storage with no artificial limits, free SSL and real technical support if you need help during installation or maintenance of DokuWiki.
Install DokuWiki today
Choose the professional hosting plan that best fits your DokuWiki project, or try it risk-free with the free plan.
Emprendedor
— free domain included*
- ✓3 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- —Node.js, Python and Ruby are not available with Emprendedor.
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Plus
— free domain included*
- ✓15 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- ✓Node.js, Python and Ruby access
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Webmaster
— free domain included*
- ✓100 websites
- ✓1 free domain* the first year (annual billing)
- ✓Unlimited NVMe SSD storage
- ✓Softaculous — 400+ one-click apps
- ✓Node.js, Python and Ruby access
- ✓Free, automatic SSL (Let's Encrypt)
- ✓Free migration included
- ✓Real 24/7 technical support
Not sure which to choose?
For 1–3 of your own websites, the Emprendedor plan is more than enough. To manage client sites or multiple projects, the Webmaster plan is the go-to choice for agencies and freelancers.
Node.js, Python and Ruby are included with Plus and Webmaster; they are not available with Emprendedor.
* The first-year free domain is included with the annual price. From the second year onward, it renews at the standard price. Prices in USD. VAT excluded.
Not ready to commit yet?
Try it with the same NVMe infrastructure as the paid plans for 6 months, without a credit card. Your domain is purchased separately and free hosting does not include direct support. Upgrade within those 6 months for a 50% discount.
- ✓ No credit card required
- ✓ Softaculous included
- ✓ Upgrade whenever you want
Frequently asked questions about DokuWiki
Does DokuWiki need a MySQL database?
No. DokuWiki stores all content in plain text files, removing the need to install and maintain a database.
Can I restrict who edits each page?
Yes, DokuWiki includes access control lists that let you define read and edit permissions per page or section.
Launch your project with DokuWiki today
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