Learn how to set up and secure your own password manager service using Vaultwarden on Portainer in this 23-minute tutorial video. Follow step-by-step instructions to configure a sub-domain, install Vaultwarden in Docker, set up environment variables, enable HTTPS in NGINX, create a proxy host, and access your Bitwarden instance. Discover tips for integrating Bitwarden into your browser, enabling two-factor authentication, and maximizing the security of your passwords. Gain valuable insights into managing multiple cloud services efficiently using container technologies like Docker and Portainer.
Take Control of and Secure Your Passwords Using Vaultwarden on Portainer
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Setup A Sub-Domain
Install VaultWarden in Docker
Configure Environment Variables
Enable HTTPS In NGINX
Create a Proxy Host in NGINX
Access the Bitwarden Instance
Create a New Bitwarden User
Integrate Bitwarden Into Your Browser
Bitwarden Tips & Tricks
Enabling 2 Factor Authentication
Conclusion
Taught by
Linode
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