Welcome to the central source of truth for all company technical documentation.
This Wiki helps teams build, understand, deploy, and operate our systems with confidence.
Rule of thumb: If you learned something while solving a problem, document it.
- Architecture overviews for every repository
- Repository-specific documentation
- Setup & local development guides
¶ 🧠 Understand Our Systems
- High-level and detailed architecture docs
- API contracts and integration guides
- Data models and schemas
- Authentication, authorization, and security flows
- CI/CD pipeline documentation
- Build and release workflows
- Environment configuration (Dev / Staging / Prod)
- Deployment strategies and feature flags
- Production runbooks
- Monitoring, logging, and alerting guides
- Incident response procedures
- Postmortems and reliability practices
This documentation portal supports:
- Full-text search across all pages
- Markdown and rich-text editing
- Version history and change tracking
- Role-based access control
- Git-backed documentation (where enabled)
- Easy page linking and navigation
Documentation is a shared responsibility.
You can:
- Edit pages directly in the browser
- Add diagrams, code snippets, and examples
- Improve clarity, accuracy, and completeness
- Update docs alongside code changes
- Keep docs clear, concise, and actionable
- Prefer examples over theory
- Link related pages and repositories
- Avoid tribal knowledge — write it down
- Keep documentation up to date
- New joiner? → Getting Started
- Looking for a service? → Repositories
- Debugging production? → Runbooks
- Designing something new? → Architecture
Each system and repository should have:
- A clearly defined owner or team
- Maintained documentation
For Wiki access or issues, contact Platform / DevOps Team.
🏗 This Wiki evolves with our systems — keep it fresh and useful.