Bitwarden_rs will not work on Chrome without SSL, so we are going to create a self signed certificate. If you are going to host Bitwarden on the internet (outside your local network), use certbot instead.
Prerequisites: working Docker installation on Linux
As sudo or root, make persistent data directories for SSL and Bitwarden files on the Docker host machine:
Generate certificate and a key.
You will be asked to enter cert data, enter whatever you wan’t, it doesn’t really matter since it’s self signed:
- What you have really done is Docker Compose YAML configuration file which pulls 3 images from Docker Hub server: bitwardenrs – an unofficial Bitwarden server implemented in Rust language, nginx – web server required here as proxy for HTTPS requests, bwbackup – a docker image running cron job to backup bitwarden database.
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- Bitwarden will be deployed and run on your machine using an array of Docker containers. Bitwarden can be run with any Docker Edition or plan. Evaluate which edition is best for your installation. Deployment of containers is orchestrated using Docker Compose.
The./admin suggests that my instances' versions are behind (2.18.1 instead of 2.19 and 1.39.4 instead of 1.40 respectively), but updateself. On the docker host is installed an postfix server which allows to relay from the Bitwarden container network. So I can send mails without any problem and everything work.
Docker Hub Bitwarden_rs
Start the container, wait until container starts and then go to https://yourdockerhost
You can check container status with “docker ps”:
Bitwarden Rs Dockerhub
Docker Hub Bitwardenrs
Output:
Dockerhub Bitwarden
Login to Bitwarden wegbui via self signed SSL now.