OSS Self-Hosted Overview

OSS Self-hosting (On-prem) Password Pusher...

This article applies to: OSS Self-Hosted

OSS Self-hosting is a popular option for many organizations. With self-hosting (AKA on-premise deployment), the application can be fully re-branded and hosted on the internet or in a private intranet.

There are currently hundreds (to thousands?) of privately hosted instances of fully re-branded Password Pusher instances I welcome them all.

Upgrading from 1.x? If you still run an older release, see the upgrade guide on GitHub for required steps and setting changes before or after you pull the latest image.

Note: You can self-host either the OSS version (free, open source) or Password Pusher Pro (licensed, enterprise features).

See Also

• Are there any licensing restrictions for me, my company or my organization?
• Why would I want to run my own private instance of Password Pusher?
• What are the potential security risks of running my own version internally?