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davidjameshowell / vaultwarden_heroku

Vaultwarden (Bitwarden Rust implementation) self hosted in Heroku for Free!
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Party will be over. Alternatives suggestions? #39

Open duhd1993 opened 2 years ago

duhd1993 commented 2 years ago

Heroku will be suspending free plan. Paid plan is not worthy IMO. I'd rather deploy it on a cloud server.

folkson commented 2 years ago

How about azure website? on Azure Free Web Service (F1 Plan) this repo https://github.com/hjh142857/scripts/tree/master/Azure_Bitwarden

folkson commented 2 years ago

How about azure website? on Azure Free Web Service (F1 Plan) this repo https://github.com/hjh142857/scripts/tree/master/Azure_Bitwarden this repo do not work now,can you fix it?

duhd1993 commented 2 years ago

There are many offering free cloud servers. Google, Amazon, Oracle… I prefer paas like heroku. Dont need to worry about domain, system security patch

folkson commented 2 years ago

Yes,paas is good for bitwarden Azure Free Web Service provides a domain just like http://xxx.azurewebsites.net. this is not free cloud server

davidjameshowell commented 2 years ago

I'm am planning a rewrite for Railway and potentially Fly.io if I can ever get my accounts working. Most likely going to require a few offsite services to get working.

Is there any interest in cloud deployment offerings (like AWS, Oracle, Azure) or only these PaaS ones (Railway, Heroku, Fly.io)?

mostafa-abdelbrr commented 2 years ago

Render seems like a worthy alternative as well. This is their website: https://render.com/

davidjameshowell commented 2 years ago

Render seems like a worthy alternative as well. This is their website: https://render.com/

I'm liking Render a lot. I have a PoC started over here integrating Render with PlanetScale for database.

mostafa-abdelbrr commented 2 years ago

Thank you for telling me about it, I will try it out.

davidjameshowell commented 2 years ago

https://github.com/davidjameshowell/vaultwarden-render-deployment

A new project on Render has been created. We lose a lot of self-create functionality, but Render.com makes it nearly dead simple. This repo just helps some things along the way (like env vars).