Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
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Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#2Is 2FA still hidden behind the paywall? While bitwarden does this they are doing a major disservice to the averge (unpaid) user.
Edit: thanks, sounds like 2fa is now free.
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#3I just looked at the requirements to host your own Bitwarden server. Why does a password manager need 2GB of ram (4GB recommended) and 25GB[1] of storage? That seems quite excessive, how much data and traffic does this thing need to handle for me plus family members?
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#4I just looked at the requirements to host your own Bitwarden server. Why does a password manager need 2GB of ram (4GB recommended) and 25GB[1] of storage? That seems quite excessive, how much data and traffic does this thing need to handle for me plus family members? [1] https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/
Because it uses Docker and that is what Docker requires.
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#5I just looked at the requirements to host your own Bitwarden server. Why does a password manager need 2GB of ram (4GB recommended) and 25GB[1] of storage? That seems quite excessive, how much data and traffic does this thing need to handle for me plus family members? [1] https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/
Check out Vaultwarden instead - https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden.
It is written in Rust and is much lighter on resource requirements.
CONTAINER ID NAME CPU % MEM USAGE / LIMIT MEM % NET I/O BLOCK I/O PIDS
ecce485b8b3a bitwarden 0.06% 46.58MiB / 1.937GiB 2.35% 1.63MB / 28.1MB 17.5MB / 81.9kB 11Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#6Is 2FA still hidden behind the paywall? While bitwarden does this they are doing a major disservice to the averge (unpaid) user. Edit: thanks, sounds like 2fa is now free.
Isn’t it like $10 per year for a premium account?
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#7I just looked at the requirements to host your own Bitwarden server. Why does a password manager need 2GB of ram (4GB recommended) and 25GB[1] of storage? That seems quite excessive, how much data and traffic does this thing need to handle for me plus family members? [1] https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/
It includes a MS SQL server among other things, so for serving single digit users its gonna be heavy. Check out Vaultwarden as an alternative for small scale self-hosting.
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#8Is 2FA still hidden behind the paywall? While bitwarden does this they are doing a major disservice to the averge (unpaid) user. Edit: thanks, sounds like 2fa is now free.
The free plan supports the following types of 2FA: "Email, Authentication App"
Upgrading to the Premium Account ($10/yr) gets you additional options: "YubiKey, FIDO2, Duo, Email, Authentication app"
Source: https://bitwarden.com/pricing/
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#9I just looked at the requirements to host your own Bitwarden server. Why does a password manager need 2GB of ram (4GB recommended) and 25GB[1] of storage? That seems quite excessive, how much data and traffic does this thing need to handle for me plus family members? [1] https://bitwarden.com/help/install-on-premise-linux/
Because it uses Docker and that is what Docker requires.
No, it's because it uses _several_ docker containers and runs mssql.
Re: Passwordless Authentication – Access Your Bitwarden Web Vault Without a Password
#10Is 2FA still hidden behind the paywall? While bitwarden does this they are doing a major disservice to the averge (unpaid) user. Edit: thanks, sounds like 2fa is now free.
I use 2FA with a free account.