Explore the powerful, open-source, self-hosted wiki solution WikiJS in this comprehensive video tutorial. Learn how to set up a non-root user in Linux, create a Docker folder structure, install Docker and Docker-Compose, and deploy WikiJS using Docker-Compose. Discover the process of configuring WikiJS, setting up a fully qualified domain name with SSL, and navigating the admin dashboard. Create your main wiki page, explore various settings, and understand how to contribute to the WikiJS project. Gain insights into advanced setup techniques, including navigation configuration, to maximize the potential of your wiki system.
Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Intro to WikiJS
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Setup a Non-Root User in Linux
Setup our Docker folder Structure for Install
Add our docker-compose.yml file
Install Docker and Docker-Compose
Setup our Portainer-CE Instance GUI for Docker
Install WikiJS with Docker-Compose
Setup WikiJS
Setup a FQDN Full URL for our WikiJS Install with SSL
WikiJS Admin Dashboard
Create our WikiJS Main Page
WikiJS Settings
How to Contribute to WikiJS
Looking at a more Setup WikiJS System - Setup Navigation
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