In other words, if you have Email working within BitWarden, there's nothing stopping you from using the Email Notifications within the scripts. I've also added the ability to utilize the Global Environments in BitWarden to Send Emails with said scripts. Chapter 4 has been updated to reflect said changes. To see the entire list of high-level steps for this How-To, please view the overview page here: BitWarden Self-Host Installation Overview - GitHubĬhapter 1: Deploy Virtual Machine: Chapter 1: Deploy Virtual Machine - GithubĬhapter 2: Operating System Setup: Chapter 2: OS Setup - GithubĬhapter 3: BitWarden Application Setup: Chapter 3: BitWarden Setup - GithubĬhapter 4: BitWarden Automated Maintenance: Chapter 4: Automated Maintenance - GithubĬhapter 5: Admin Training Documentation: Chapter 5: Admin Training - GithubĬhapter 6: User Training Documentation: Chapter 6: User Training - GithubĬhapter 1 & 2 will more than likely be skipped by many of you, but it was created to show the entire process from start to finish.Įdit: Added Chapter 5: Admin Training DocumentationĮdit #2: Added Chapter 6: User Training DocumentationĮdit #3: I overhauled a lot of the PowerShell scripts and added a PowerShell module. How-To Automate the Maintenance for BitWarden Today, I've put together a How-To guide on deploying a self-hosted BitWarden instance.

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