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I'm looking for and Enterprise Wiki software (Atlassian Confluent like) to integrate as part of a microservices architecture. In order of priorities, it should have the following features:<br />

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Based on Twitter Boostrap (required)
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WYSIWYG Editor (required)
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SSO via JWT, either out of the box or implementable (required)
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Role or Group ACL for pages and/or workspaces (required)
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Change History (optional)
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Import/Export in MS office formats (optional)
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Approval workflow for publishing changes (optional)
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Runs on Linux (optional)
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Implemented in JAVA (optional)
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Implemented using the Spring Framework (optional)
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Does anyone know about any OSS or Commercial products that match the above criteria?<br />
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Thank you in advance.<br />
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Alessandro
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Hi,

I'm looking for and Enterprise Wiki software (Atlassian Confluent like) to integrate as part of a microservices architecture. In order of priorities, it should have the following features:
Based on Twitter Boostrap (required)
WYSIWYG Editor (required)
SSO via JWT, either out of the box or implementable (required) 
Role or Group ACL for pages and/or workspaces (required) 
Change History (optional)
Import/Export in MS office formats (optional)
Approval workflow for publishing changes (optional)
Runs on Linux (optional)
Implemented in JAVA (optional)
Implemented using the Spring Framework (optional)

Does anyone know about any OSS or Commercial products that match the above criteria?

Thank you in advance.

Alessandro

Enterprise Wiki

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