Managed DokuWiki Hosting With Expert Setup Included
Fast, secure DokuWiki hosting for documentation sites, internal knowledge bases, manuals, private team wikis, and lightweight public wiki projects.
CiviHosting installs DokuWiki for you, keeps your hosting environment online, backs it up daily, and provides fast human support when you need help. Fresh installs are included, and migration from another host is free.
DokuWiki Installed For You
Fresh DokuWiki installs are included, with the hosting account set up around the software.
Free Migration
Already have a DokuWiki site? Migration from another host is free for standard DokuWiki hosting accounts.
Support That Understands Wikis
We guarantee response within one hour, 24 hours a day, all year round. Typical response time is under 10 minutes.
Managed DokuWiki Hosting, Not Just Server Space
DokuWiki is simple and reliable, but it still needs proper hosting, SSL, backups, permissions, email delivery, PHP compatibility, and support from people who understand wiki hosting.
DokuWiki does not require a database, which makes it a strong choice for documentation and internal knowledge bases. CiviHosting provides managed DokuWiki hosting so your wiki has a stable Linux hosting environment and responsive support when something needs attention.
Why Host DokuWiki With CiviHosting?
DokuWiki is a practical wiki for organizations that want a clean documentation system without the complexity of a database-backed platform. It is especially useful for internal documentation, policies, manuals, knowledge bases, project notes, and private team wikis.
We know DokuWiki, we host DokuWiki, and we can help you choose between DokuWiki and MediaWiki if you are not sure which wiki platform fits your project.
Internal knowledge bases
Private team wikis
Manuals and policies
Simple public wiki projects
✓ Free Migration
✓ Daily Backups
✓ SSL Protection
✓ 24/7 Support
✓ SSH Access
✓ SSD Disks
✓ 99.99% Uptime
What We Handle For You
Already have a DokuWiki site? We can move your DokuWiki files, media, configuration, plugins, templates, and user data from your current host to CiviHosting. Migration is free for standard DokuWiki hosting accounts.
Ready to host DokuWiki with people who know wiki hosting?
Start DokuWiki hosting and we will install it for you. If you already have a DokuWiki site, migration from your old host is free.
Most Popular Account Sizes
The latest stable version of DokuWiki is tested and confirmed to run on our shared hosting and VPS hosting accounts. We take server upgrades seriously and test compatibility before upgrading our hosting environment.
Standard hosting includes upgrades to the server environment, including Apache, PHP, and related hosting components. DokuWiki application upgrades, plugin upgrades, template work, and custom wiki development are separate services and can be quoted when needed.
Shared Hosting or VPS Hosting?
Our shared hosting works well for most standard DokuWiki sites, including internal documentation, organizational knowledge bases, manuals, private wikis, and small public documentation sites.
For larger wikis, heavier usage, custom server requirements, or organizations that want more isolation and control, we also offer managed VPS hosting.
Fresh Installs and Free Migration
Most new clients start with a fresh DokuWiki install, and we handle that setup for you. If you already have a DokuWiki site somewhere else, we can migrate it to CiviHosting at no extra charge.
Need More Storage?
We can provide additional disk space. Just contact us for a custom quote.
Reputation
Our hosting services are among the best in the business, including:
- A strong security record
- 24/7 support with an average ticket response time of about 10 minutes, night or day
- 99.99% uptime
- Daily backups
- Friendly technical staff who understand open source applications
Security
We install DokuWiki properly, keep the server secure, provide SSL protection, and make sure your wiki is backed up. DokuWiki is known for being lightweight and reliable, and we provide the hosting environment to keep it running well.
Hosting Features
All features included with all accounts at no extra cost:Shared Hosting
Linux servers configured for maximum performance and for reliability -- our uptime is 99.9% or better.
VPS Hosting
Fully managed, powerful VPS accounts, with 100% dedicated hardware resources, including CPU, RAM and disk space.
Support
We are here 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Typical response time is under 10 minutes. Yes, we never sleep.
SSL certificates
All accounts come with free Let's Encrypt SSL certificates.
Control Panel
All accounts come with a full-featured custom-built Control Panel.
Backups
Full backups of all files and data, every 24 hours.
About DokuWiki
DokuWiki is an open source wiki package written in PHP. Unlike many wiki systems, it does not require a database. It stores content in plain text files, which makes it simple, portable, and easy to back up.
DokuWiki is especially popular for documentation, manuals, private team wikis, internal knowledge bases, policies, and organizations that want a reliable wiki without the complexity of a database-backed system.
DokuWiki vs MediaWiki
DokuWiki is often the better choice when you want a simpler documentation wiki with easy administration and file-based storage. MediaWiki is usually better when you need a larger, more extensible wiki platform with a bigger ecosystem and Wikipedia-style functionality.
Not sure which wiki is right for you? Read our comparison: DokuWiki vs MediaWiki.
Ready to Start?
Order DokuWiki hosting and we will install it for you. If you already have a DokuWiki site, migration from your old host is free. Our support team is available 24/7, and most support questions receive a response in under 10 minutes.
DokuWiki, MediaWiki, Or A Larger Wiki Setup?
DokuWiki is a strong fit for documentation sites, manuals, internal knowledge bases, and smaller team wikis. If you are comparing platforms, see our MediaWiki vs DokuWiki guide. For other wiki options, visit wiki hosting or MediaWiki hosting. If you are migrating from an older wiki, our DokuWiki migration FAQs may help.

