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Vaultwarden

Passwords · dani-garcia

PasswordsSecurityPostgreSQL

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.

Deploy opens Ownkube. You sign in, pick an organization, and it provisions on Ownkube Compute. No cloud account or cluster required.

// whats_included

What one install provisions

Everything below comes up together in one place, connected for you.

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.

// what_you_get

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

No configuration to fill in. Sensible defaults are set and secrets are generated for you, revealable on the deployment afterward.

Deploy Vaultwarden

Sign in, pick an organization, and it comes up on Ownkube Compute with its database wired in.

// get_started

Ship your first app in the next five minutes.

Push a repo, get a live URL on Ownkube Compute. No cloud account, no config, no card. Move to your own AWS the day you need to.

No cloud account needed. Live in 5 minutes from your browser.