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I'm partial to infrastructure as code techniques as a way of writing things down and tracking changes, but that's obviously not always possible in corporate IT with "edge computing".
If you're documenting something related to code or a specific computer, I think readme .md files are the best, because you can't lose them.
If you're writing pure documentation, there are really nice markdown site generators like docusaurus, but if you're just making internal documentation, you can just file everything with an online cloud documentation tool like Notion or even Google Docs. If you want online documents like Google docs, but you don't want Google to have all your secrets, you can run your own corporate Nextcloud server, which is very common in Europe.