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Created page with "== Container Setup == In this setup I will be using a Debian 11 Docker container hosted on proxmox: Download the Debian 11 container template in disk> CT Templates> Debian 11 Create a CT with your chosen name and ID Allocate 2 Cores, 4096MB of RAM, and 30Gb of Storage Start the docker container, and create a sudo user with: <pre> useradd user usermod -aG sudo user </pre> Switch to the new Sudo user for the rest of the installation Docker Setup First install neces..."

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== Container Setup ==

In this setup I will be using a Debian 11 Docker container hosted on proxmox:

Download the Debian 11 container template in disk> CT Templates> Debian 11

Create a CT with your chosen name and ID

Allocate 2 Cores, 4096MB of RAM, and 30Gb of Storage

Start the docker container, and create a sudo user with:
<pre>
useradd user

usermod -aG sudo user
</pre>
Switch to the new Sudo user for the rest of the installation

Docker Setup

First install necessary apps and components for vault-warden:
<pre>
sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https docker ca-certificates curl gnupg-agent software-properties-common
</pre>
Then enable the docker service with
<pre>
sudo systemctl enable --now docker
</pre>
To see the status and test docker run
<pre>
sudo docker ps
</pre>
Installing Vault Warden

First we grab the Vaultwarden container using:
<pre>
sudo docker pull vaultwarden/server:latest
</pre>
Next we have to make the running dir for VaultWarden
<pre>
sudo mkdir /srv/vaultwarden

sudo chmod go-rwx /srv/vaultwarden
</pre>
Then we start the container with the following:
<pre>
sudo docker run -d --name vaultwarden -v /srv/vaultwarden:/data -e WEBSOCKET_ENABLED=true -p systemip:80:80 -p systemip:3012:3012 --restart on-failure vaultwarden/server:latest
</pre>
With "systemip" the local address of the container

Configuring NGINX reverse proxy entry

Now create a nginx reverse proxy entry like the following:

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