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Deploy Vaultwarden on Ownkube

Vaultwarden is a lightweight, self-hosted password manager with a web vault, compatible with the Bitwarden apps and browser extensions. Create an account, store your logins, and the vault persists in your own database. Deploy it with a managed Postgres database and a public hostname with automatic HTTPS, which the in-browser crypto needs.

It runs on Ownkube Compute with no cloud account needed, and bills per minute from your prepaid wallet like any other app. See pricing

  • Passwords
  • Security
  • PostgreSQL
One install 2 resources
  • Vaultwarden web vault

    Web app

    The web vault on a public hostname with automatic HTTPS. An admin token is generated for you and revealable on the deployment.

  • Managed PostgreSQL database

    Database

    A Postgres 17 database provisioned in the same private network and wired into the app automatically. Its storage persists, so your data survives restarts and redeploys.

Public hostname with automatic HTTPS *.ownkube.app

How deploying Vaultwarden works

  1. 01

    Click Deploy

    The deploy flow opens on your Ownkube canvas. If you are signed out, you sign in first and land right back in it.

  2. 02

    Pick a region

    Choose an Ownkube Compute region. Vaultwarden needs nothing else from you.

  3. 03

    Open your app

    The database comes up first, then Vaultwarden, already wired together. Open its HTTPS hostname once it is healthy.

What you get

  • Web vault, works with Bitwarden clients
  • End-to-end encrypted secrets
  • Your vault in your own database
  • Public hostname with automatic TLS

What you provide

There is nothing to fill in. Defaults are set and secrets are generated for you, and you can reveal them on the deployment afterward.

It shows as one app on your canvas, and deleting it removes the app and its data together.

Or ask your coding agent

With Ownkube connected over MCP, your agent can deploy Vaultwarden for you. It reads what the app needs, runs a dry run, deploys the app with its database in one call, and follows it until it is healthy. It asks before it creates or deletes anything.

Prompt

Deploy Vaultwarden from the Ownkube marketplace in my closest region.

Deploy Vaultwarden

With its database wired in, on a public HTTPS hostname.

Deploy Vaultwarden