That's a good article! The important take here is that Bitwarden Server was re-implemented in Ruby/Sinatra: https://github.com/jcs/bitwarden-ruby with SQLite3 for database.
When I've looked, Bitwarden had official (beta/experimental) self-hosted option, but it required MS SQL Server, which memory and architecture requirements made me uncomfortable. Now there's alternative implementation, I guess I'll need to take a look. Client software looked nice (well, or maybe I just want some changes, huh) so it makes sense to try.
When I've looked, Bitwarden had official (beta/experimental) self-hosted option, but it required MS SQL Server, which memory and architecture requirements made me uncomfortable. Now there's alternative implementation, I guess I'll need to take a look. Client software looked nice (well, or maybe I just want some changes, huh) so it makes sense to try.
Incredible.