Tag: HTTPS

Self-Hosting Vaultwarden (Bitwarden) with Docker on Synology NAS

You can find the German version of this guide here: Vaultwarden auf Synology mit Docker selbst hosten

Password manager services have become significantly more expensive in recent years. At the same time, my trust in commercial providers - especially from the USA - has decreased. As someone who values digital sovereignty, it was time for me to regain control over my passwords. I tried Proton Pass for a year - but I’m not really satisfied: the features in the app are limited, and synchronization with browsers doesn’t always work. The browser integration and password field recognition still seem to be in their infancy.

Vaultwarden (Bitwarden) mit Docker auf Synology NAS selbst hosten

You can find the English version of this guide here: Self-Hosting Vaultwarden (Bitwarden) on Synology NAS with Docker

Passwort-Manager-Dienste sind in den letzten Jahren deutlich teurer geworden. Gleichzeitig ist mein Vertrauen in kommerzielle Anbieter - insbesondere aus den USA - gesunken. Als jemand, der Wert auf digitale Souveränität legt, war es für mich an der Zeit, die Kontrolle über meine Passwörter zurückzugewinnen. Ein Jahr habe ich Proton Pass ausprobiert - aber ich bin nicht wirklich zufrieden: die Features in der App sind eingeschränkt, und die Synchronisation mit Browsern funktioniert nicht immer. Die Browserintegration und die Erkennung von Passwortfeldern scheint noch in den Kinderschuhen zu stecken.

Create Self-Signed HTTPS Certificates with a Custom Root CA

Once you’ve established your own Root Certificate Authority, the next step is issuing server certificates for your local services. This guide walks through creating HTTPS certificates that are automatically trusted by all devices where your Root CA is installed.

Create a Custom Root Certificate Authority for Self-Signed Certificates

When running multiple services in a local network—whether for smart home automation, home labs, or development environments—HTTPS encryption becomes essential. Instead of accepting browser warnings for every self-signed certificate, creating your own Root Certificate Authority (Root CA) provides a clean, professional solution.