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Building your own docker image
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Clone the repository, then from the root of the repository run to build with default sqlite backend:
Recommended way to build
Please read the documentation provided in the docker directory for the latest information on how to build Vaultwarden locally.
This can be done via docker or podman. See: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/tree/main/docker
Simple ways to build
# Build the docker image with all databases supported:
docker buildx build -t vaultwarden .
To build with SQLite backend only run:
# Build the docker image:
docker buildx build -t vaultwarden --build-arg DB=sqlite .
To build with MySQL backend only run:
# Build the docker image:
docker buildx build -t vaultwarden --build-arg DB=mysql .
To build with Postgresql backend only run:
# Build the docker image:
docker buildx build -t vaultwarden --build-arg DB=postgresql .
in docker-compose.yml it looks like
vaultwarden:
image: vaultwarden
build:
context: vaultwarden
args:
DB: postgresql
FAQs
Container Image Usage
- Which container image to use
- Starting a container
- Updating the vaultwarden image
- Using Docker Compose
- Using Podman
Deployment
- Building your own docker image
- Building binary
- Pre-built binaries
- Third-party packages
- Deployment examples
- Proxy examples
- Logrotate example
HTTPS
Configuration
- Overview
- Disable registration of new users
- Disable invitations
- Enabling admin page
- Disable the admin token
- Enabling WebSocket notifications
- Enabling Mobile Client push notification
- Enabling U2F and FIDO2 WebAuthn authentication
- Enabling YubiKey OTP authentication
- Changing persistent data location
- Changing the API request size limit
- Changing the number of workers
- SMTP configuration
- Translating the email templates
- Password hint display
- Disabling or overriding the Vault interface hosting
- Logging
- Creating a systemd service
- Syncing users from LDAP
- Using an alternate base dir (subdir/subpath)
- Other configuration
Database
- Using the MariaDB (MySQL) Backend
- Using the PostgreSQL Backend
- Running without WAL enabled
- Migrating from MariaDB (MySQL) to SQLite