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RUNBOOKSFail over the Postgres primaryRotate TLS certificatesDrain a Kubernetes nodesynced from
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Fail over the Postgres primary

Confirm the replica has caught up.psql -c "select pg_last_wal_replay_lsn();"
Promote the replica, then check replication lagon-call · suggestingpg_ctl promote -D /var/lib/postgresql/data
Point the app at the new primary.vault: db/prod/primary-url••••••••••Reveal · admins

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In a general wiki

3. Point the app at the new primary:postgres://app:Pr0d-Passw0rd!@10.0.4.12:5432/appPasted in plain text, readable by everyone in the space, kept in every page version.

In JamDocs

3. Point the app at the new primary:vault: db/prod/primary-url••••••••••Encrypted at rest with AES-256, revealed only by role, and every reveal goes in the audit log.

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Realtime syncEvery edit reconciles live across each open cursor, with no merge conflicts and an all-synced status for everyone.Every plan

Encrypted vaultAPI keys and secrets beside the docs that use them, encrypted at rest with AES-256, revealed only by role.Standard and up

Workspace searchFull text across every space from a keyboard-first palette, returning the passage rather than a page list.Every plan

LabelsTags instead of rigid folder trees, so one runbook is findable from every angle: incident, api, onboarding.

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How each one works

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Straight answers.

How is JamDocs different from a wiki or Notion?

Unlike a general-purpose wiki, JamDocs is built for engineering: it pairs documents with an encrypted secrets vault, GitHub smart folders that auto-sync from your repositories, and a conflict-free realtime sync engine. Search returns the exact passage rather than a list of pages to dig through.

Is JamDocs free?

Yes. The Free plan is free for small teams up to 5 members and includes unlimited notes and articles, full workspace search, and realtime collaborative sync. Paid plans start at $6 per user per month (Standard), adding unlimited members, the encrypted vault, roles and permissions, and GitHub smart folders, with Pro at $10. No credit card is required to start.

Does JamDocs support SSO and SCIM?

Not yet. Single sign-on (SSO) and SCIM user provisioning are planned for the Enterprise plan but are not available today. JamDocs accounts sign in with email and password, with optional two-factor authentication, and every workspace keeps an audit log of access and changes that admins can review and export.