GoFAST and WikiSuite have some similarities. This page is to explain the differences and rationale of choices. You likely will be interested in the other alternatives to WikiSuite.
Let's ignore the non open source parts, and investigate the GoFAST community edition: the list of components of GoFAST3 on this page is translated below:
| OS | CentOS 7 64bits | |
| CMS | Drupal 7 | |
| Web server and reverse proxy | Apache 2.4 (php-fpm) | |
| Database | MySQL 5.7 | |
| Directory | OpenLDAP 2.4 | |
| Document Management System | Alfresco 5.2 Community | |
| Search | Apache Solr 5 | |
| API Server | Apache Tomcat 7 | |
| Workflow | Bonitasoft Community 6 | |
Some editorial comments on these choices
| Component | Choice | Comment |
| OS | CentOS 7 64bits | Fine choice |
| CMS | Drupal 7 | A powerful system, but prone to http://pluginproblems.com/ and is notoriously difficult to upgrade. Drupal 8 was released in November 2015 and Drupal 7 was released on in January 2011. Why use such as old version? |
| Web server and reverse proxy | Apache 2.4 (php-fpm) | Fine choice |
| Database | MySQL 5.7 | ok, but a little odd since MariaDB is the default in CentOS 7.x |
| Directory | OpenLDAP 2.4 | fine choice |
| Document Management System | Alfresco 5.2 Community | Notice that it's the community edition |
| Search | Apache Solr 5 | fine choice |
| API Server | Apache Tomcat 7 | fine choice |
| Workflow | Bonitasoft Community 6 | Notice that it's the community edition |
Overall: It's interesting because of a "suite mentality" to package everything and deal with internal complexities. But it falls short to be considered a true enterprise suite: