- Bitwarden self-hosted (via Vaultwarden) on Google Cloud 'always free' e2-micro tier
- Automatic https certificate management through Caddy 2 proxy
- Dynamic DNS updates through ddclient
- Blocking brute-force attempts with fail2ban
- Country-wide blocking through iptables and ipset
- Automatic backups
Follow the guide in the wiki to install and configure Bitwarden self-hosted on Google Cloud
2.0.3 - 21 May 2025
- Added backup restore feature to backup image, documented
2.0.2 - 7 November 2023
- Improve
fail2banSMTP env variable documentation in.env.template(#79) - Update IP Header env var (#77)
- Push
fail2banlogs to STDOUT / docker logging - Update
docker-composeto latest version (#76). Requires manual updating of~/.bash_aliaswith the following command:
$ docker-compose version
$ sed -i "s|docker/compose|docker compose|g" ~/.bash_alias
$ source ~/.bash_alias
$ docker-compose version2.0.1 - 25 October 2023
- Update backup option to include
.envfor full restoration. Off by default. Please encrypt your backup if including.env - Starting new versioning/tagging system to keep track of changes. Arbitrarily starting after 2.0, which was the fully modular approach.
3 April 2023 Alert: Recent changes to Vaultwarden may cause Vaultwarden to fail to start due to default environmental variables.
.env.templatehas been updated in this repo, however, if you are affected, you must also update.envand comment out allYUBICO_*variables, so that they appear as:#YUBICO_CLIENT_ID= #YUBICO_SECRET_KEY= #YUBICO_SERVER=Restart with
docker-compose, and Vaultwarden should come up as normal. Credit to @AySz88 for reporting this.