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Is Confluence public? If yes, how do I keep non-public information private?
By default, most Spaces on our PUL Confluence are restricted to PUL staff members. Authors can choose at the page or site space level to set permissions with fine granularity. Pages on Confluence can be set to be visible to the world, only to PUL staff, only within a department, or shared with manual permissions similar to Google Docs.
How does Confluence fit into information available on our main public website(s), LibGuides, Connecting, and Google drives?
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If you will be editing content, yes (see below). However, most Select spaces/pages are viewable without having to log in (i.e. they are publicly viewable, like this page); however, most spaces/pages require login to view/edit.
How do I get a Confluence account and login?
Confluence uses Princeton Single-Sign On (SSO) for logging in, but accounts need to be set up and are limitedfirst. Please contact L-Support to request a Confluence account or a new space for your unit or project. Once your account has been created, you can login using your Princeton NetID and password, and Duo will send a push request to your mobile device.