This documentation relates to the latest version of Confluence.
If you are using an earlier version, please go to the documentation home page and select the relevant version.
Confluence is an enterprise wiki that makes it easy for your team to collaborate and share knowledge. A wiki is a web application that lets you edit web pages easily and immediately. No waiting, just click, type, and click again.
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Before you Start
Please check the following points:
Make sure that your system meets the minimum requirements to run Confluence:
If you are installing Confluence for evaluation purposes, it should be pretty easy. You can use the Confluence Installer for Windows or Mac, or the zip archives. You will need a web browser — we recommend Firefox or Internet Explorer.
For production installations, use the zip archives. Please read the detailed system requirements.
Please check the version of Confluence which you are installing. Refer to the documentation home page to verify the latest Confluence version and to find documentation for older versions.
Installing and Setting Up Confluence
Two phases: Installation and Setup
There are two phases to the Confluence installation and setup procedure. The instructions on this and following pages will lead you through both phases. Overview:
Install Confluence onto your computer. We provide detailed instructions for installing the Standalone edition and the EAR/WAR edition.
Provide initial setup information. The Setup Wizard will prompt you for the information needed to get you up and running.
Choose the type of Confluence installation you'd like from the table below, and follow the link(s) to the remaining installation instructions. When you have finished the installation phase, you will be prompted to start the setup phase.
This distribution allows you to deploy Confluence onto your own existing application server, instead of the Apache Tomcat server bundled with the Standalone edition.
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