Oxynote is an open‑source (Apache‑2.0) internal wiki designed for engineering teams. Pages can contain live charts that execute SQL queries against PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB or Prometheus and display the results as time series, bar or gauge charts. The system uses read‑only database connections, such as a role with default_transaction_read_only enabled or a standby, and runs each session in read‑only mode. Oxynote stores its own data in PostgreSQL 18 and is packaged in a single Docker image. It supports a draft, diff and approval workflow similar to a pull request, ensuring that documentation updates are reviewed before publishing. A typical use case is a runbook that shows replication lag or slow query counts alongside the steps to resolve them, keeping the chart and its explanation synchronized.
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Pramadya, as an ERP and system integration provider, can benefit from Oxynote’s live data feature by creating up‑to‑date internal runbooks and integration guides. Real‑time PostgreSQL query charts let technical staff monitor replication lag, query performance or other critical metrics directly within the documentation, reducing the time to diagnose issues and preventing stale documentation. The PR‑style review process ensures that changes to integration procedures are vetted, improving reliability. Because Oxynote connects only to read‑only data sources, it can be safely embedded in customer environments without risking data integrity, supporting Pramadya’s requirement for secure, integrated system solutions.
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