Take Control of AND Secure Your Passwords Using Vaultwarden on Portainer
Hosting multiple services in the cloud is much easier with container services like Docker and Portainer. In this video, @DBTech will show you how to run your own password manager service to keep all of your passwords private and secure. The first video in this series is available here.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:28 Setup A Sub-Domain
3:07 Install VaultWarden in Docker
9:15 Configure Environment Variables
10:13 Enable HTTPS In NGINX
12:04 Create a Proxy Host in NGINX
14:40 Access the Bitwarden Instance
15:10 Create a New Bitwarden User
17:15 Integrate Bitwarden Into Your Browser
18:20 Bitwarden Tips & Tricks
21:10 Enabling 2 Factor Authentication
21:40 Conclusion
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