Guides – Docleus Documentation

These guides describe the day-to-day product and the decisions needed to run Docleus in production.

Guide	Use it for
Workspaces and pages	Organizations, spaces, page trees, editing, search, and collaboration
Reviewing and publishing	Change requests, approvals, conflicts, sites, domains, and rollback
People and access	Roles, invitations, account security, and OIDC
Plugins	The default bundle, enablement, installation, and trust
Administration	Configuration, databases, blobs, and reverse proxies
Operations	Backups, upgrades, exports, monitoring, and troubleshooting

The content lifecycle

Docleus separates editing from publishing:

Edit a page
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    v
Commit the change on a branch
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    v
Review and merge into main
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    v
Publish an immutable site snapshot

This separation means a saved edit is not automatically visible to site visitors. A published site continues serving its current publication until someone explicitly publishes a newer main revision or rolls back to an earlier one.