> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/es/concepts/intermediate-concepts/documentation.md).

# Documentación

Los campos de documentación de Devolutions Cloud almacenan runbooks y notas en Markdown junto con las credenciales, visibles en la aplicación web y en Remote Desktop Manager.

La documentación en las entradas es un área de notas con texto enriquecido o markdown que se utiliza para almacenar procedimientos, contexto e información de resolución de problemas junto con las credenciales o los datos de conexión. Esto mantiene los pasos de los procedimientos, los detalles de escalado y el contexto empresarial adjuntos directamente al sistema o a la credencial, en lugar de dispersos en wikis externas.

En Devolutions Cloud, la sección Documentación utiliza Markdown, con la ayuda de asistentes de formato y una vista previa, de modo que los equipos puedan mantener runbooks y diagramas de forma estructurada. Por ejemplo, puede documentar un procedimiento de reinicio seguro en una entrada de servidor y tenerlo visible tanto en la interfaz web como en Remote Desktop Manager.

#### Temas relacionados

* [Sección de entrada](/cloud/es/web-interface/entries/entry-section.md)


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