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> Extra benefit: if I lose all my infrastructure, I haven't lost my passwords. I just dump the SQL database of Vaultwarden and have that as a backup (it's encr

> Extra benefit: if I lose all my infrastructure, I haven't lost my passwords. I just dump the SQL database of Vaultwarden and have that as a backup (it's encrypted). I've verified that a new Vaultwarden instance can be spun up on any Docker-capable machine quickly, the SQL file just needs to be mounted in and named properly. So it's a very localhost-friendly backup with no 'infrastructure' requirements. It can be up in minutes.

mekster 5y ago
I suppose you're not saving attachments.
- diarrhea 5y ago
  I am, these are in a separate directory that needs to be treated analogously. It's also pretty painless. Still, if you just want to save your ass, the DB is probably what one is after.