Has anyone dealt with this issue before? I have been searching for answers and tried multiple tips, but to no avail.Īny help on the matter is greatly appreciated. The benefit of self-hosting is that you are in control of your data and dont need to. I answer this and PowerShell begins pulling from bitwarden/setup, but then I get the following error:Ĭ:\Program Files\Docker\docker.exe: failed to register layer: failed to start service utility VM (applydiff 0b6a9f83ec55ba27faef5491affc6afd26e18a93a91ef13744Ģfe7e5d8d7e099): container 0b6a9f83ec55ba27faef5491affc6afd26e18a93a91ef137442fe7e5d8d7e099_svm encountered an error during CreateContainer: failure in a Wind Bitwarden is a password manager that can be self-hosted if desired. The install will begin and I will input some information (the domain name) and get past the part where it asks if I want to generate a free SSL. The issue is when I run the install scripts in PowerShell for self-hosted BitWarden. My Docker and Docker Compose information are:ĭocker version 17.10.0-ee-preview-3, build 1649af8ĭocker-compose version 1.25.4, build 8d51620a The data is protected using PBKDF2 SHA-256, salted hashing, and AES-256 bit encryption.
All your login information is stored in an encrypted vault by the app, which syncs with all your devices. I am rather new to Docker and am having a tough time getting self-hosted BitWarden to install in Docker running on Server 2016. Bitwarden Another secure way to save all your logins and passwords and keep them neatly synced across all your devices is using Bitwarden.
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