This next step of installing a free SSL certificate from Let’s Encrypt is optional, but since it’ll be a storage location for your passwords later on, we strongly recommend installing a SSL certificate (the certificate doesn’t have to be from Let’s Encrypt): Step 3A: Install SSL Certificate (optional) bitwarden.sh installĪnd then you’ll need to enter your (sub)domain: The prompt to enter your (sub)domain in Bitwarden. To start the installation, run the installation script with the following command. & chmod +x bitwarden.sh Step 3: Run the Installation Script Use this command to install both Docker and cUrl: apt install docker.io docker-compose curl -y Step 2: Download the Installation Scriptĭownloading the script is quite simple and done with one command (the script is executable.) Use the following command: curl -s -o bitwarden.sh \ And, you’ll need to install other smaller packages like cURL. Before you can run the installation script, you’ll need to first install a Docker container to run Bitwarden in.
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