I do also have access to a bigger server which runs all kinds of software for family and friends. Just follow the guide and run this docker-compose file from my GitHub repository. I have written here about my small smart home server which runs Docker(-compose) and is pretty easy to set up. With todays technology like Docker and cheap computers like the Raspberry Pi it is easier than ever before. Instead I am personally a huge fan of self hosting these kind of important services. Or imagine for a second – the totally unrealistic – idea that the company hosting your data just decides to randomly change their payment policies 😉

Managing all this important data makes them a great target. And even if they do not deliberately misuse this data it is enough for them to make one mistake in securing it. Of course it is convenient but you basically give control over your whole (online) life to someone else. I am not a huge fan of storing data as important as all your password in an external service. More LastPass alternatives LastPass alternative or why you should self host your password manager ca-certificates:/etc/bitwarden/ca-certificates core/attachments:/etc/bitwarden/core/attachments mssql/backups:/etc/bitwarden/mssql/backups bwdata/config.yml file for your installation. # can also manage various settings used in this file from the # # same directory and it will be merged into this file at runtime. # this file, you can create a `` file in the #

With the current version being v1.45.2 I downloaded the docker-stub.zip which has the provided docker-compose.yml # Download a stubbed version of Bitwarden’s dependencies ( docker-stub.zip) from the releases pages on GitHub.As I understand the BW install is typically done with a provided install script, which allows for certain environment variables to be configured and ease of use.Īccording to the manual deployment option there is a provided docker-compose.yml

Bitwarden_rs docker