The container itself needed no maintenance at all in my experience. Just update it. The DNS and reverse proxy if you use one are separate though, and depends on your setup.
Here is one scenario where self hosted could be more secure. If Bitwarden is required by a party, they can push bad code to a particular IP address and grab the master key. Not with self hosted, like that.
Perhaps there is also no limit to the total vault attachment storage (there is per password limit at 500 MB), and other limits that might be in Bitwarden.
Here is one scenario where self hosted could be more secure. If Bitwarden is required by a party, they can push bad code to a particular IP address and grab the master key. Not with self hosted, like that.
Perhaps there is also no limit to the total vault attachment storage (there is per password limit at 500 MB), and other limits that might be in Bitwarden.