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# Self-hosted vaultwarden
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## Preface
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This is my security password vault.
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It is similiar to 1Password, Lastpass. But the own data is controlled by myself.
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I adopt the Bitwarden service but deploy the third party vaultwarden,
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which is written by the Rust.
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I deployed the service in my internal network, no any external access.
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All my bitwarden clients connect to my vault nor through the internal network or VPN.
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## Composition
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1. Vaultwarden
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2. Caddy
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Vaultwarden need a reverse proxy to function. I limited the Vaultwarden to only the LXC container localhost. Then use Caddy as the reverse proxy. It will get the Let's encrypt automatically through Cloudflare DNS API automatically.
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