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Self-host Vaultwarden on your own server in one command
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That's the whole deploy. Two things that aren't obvious: a template becomes an app named <template>-<service>, so here it's vaultwarden-vaultwarden, and Bitwarden clients won't accept a self-signed certificate, so you need a trusted one before real use.
Your entire vault lives in one volume, which makes backups the real work. The app's health score flags it ("no backup schedule configured for volume"), and one command takes the backup:
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That's the whole deploy. Two things that aren't obvious: a template becomes an app named
<template>-<service>, so here it'svaultwarden-vaultwarden, and Bitwarden clients won't accept a self-signed certificate, so you need a trusted one before real use.Your entire vault lives in one volume, which makes backups the real work. The app's health score flags it ("no backup schedule configured for volume"), and one command takes the backup:
https://levelrail.com/tutorials/self-host-vaultwarden
Which self-hosted app should get the next one?
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