VaultWarden (formerly known as BitWarden_RS) password manager is unofficial BitWarden compatible server. It can be easily hosted on your infrastructure and Synology is really a great fit for it. We will install it in Docker by using Synology UI, but if you want, you can use following command to install it via terminal: sudo docker run -itd --name=vaultwarden -v /volume1/docker/vaultwarden/:/data/ -p 8880:80 --restart=always vaultwarden/server:latest By default, clients syncronize every 30 minutes. If you need you can run sync by hand if/when needed. If you implement websockets, you can have real-time sync of data between server and clients. Synology Websockets fix: ⏵https://gist.github.com/nstanke/3949ae1c4706854d8f166d1fb3dadc81 VaultWarden GitHub link: ⏵https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden BitWarden web site & client download link: ⏵https://bitwarden.com/ ⏵https://bitwarden.com/download/ 00:00 Intro 00:23 Thank you for your support 00:42 Self hosted private cloud password manager 01:33 vaultwarden 02:17 What about Home Assistant AddOn??! 03:33 Synology Docker installation of vaultwarden 05:51 Creating reverse proxy for subdomain 07:54 Creating SSL certificate for subdomain 09:59 Creating account on vaultwarden 11:16 Download password manager clients 11:49 Wrapping up Please, give me a thumb up if you liked this video, subscribe if you still haven't and I'll see you next time! Have fun! BeardedTinker P.S. If you would like to support me and this channel, you can JOIN and become member! null Twitter: @BeardedTinker Discord: https://discord.gg/HkxDRN6 #howto #Synology #vaultwarden #bitwarden_rs