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We don't have use a password manager for most users, but for those with access to many and varied accounts (like IT and anyone dealing with social media) we use
by AnIdiotOnTheNet 4y ago
We don't have use a password manager for most users, but for those with access to many and varied accounts (like IT and anyone dealing with social media) we use VaultWarden, which is a FOSS re-implementation of BitWarden. We don't do any browser or AD integration though.
- BirAdam 4y agoThis is great! I didn't know this existed, but it looks like for self-hosting this is a much better solution than BitWarden proper (as it is lighter). This shall go on my synology.
- supersparrow 4y agoVaultWarden is fantastic! It's super, super light and fast (Rust + sqlite) and happily runs on my Raspberry Pi 4 4GB in docker alongside 8 other containers. And if that wasn't good enough, all the 'premium' BitWarden features are also unlocked (organisations, etc.) in VaultWarden.
- jhot 4y agoBeen running it for years with a mariadb database. It's rock solid and they keep up well with the mainline features.