Say hello to Bitwarden, our password manager

#1

Finally I created the Bitwarden account as we agreed in the last global hangout. So far subscribed to Team plan with 11 users: Luis, Dani, Rachel, Myriam, Kirsten, Paco, Maikel, Kristina, Matt, Jen and myself. I had doubts about Lynne, Nick, Sigmund and others. Let me know if you’ll need access and I’ll create extra seats.

First of all, keep in mind I have to manually accept you once you confirm the invitation. Once done, you can add a new element and then, when it shows up in the list, click on the gear icon and “share” it with the Open Food Network organization picking the appropriate collection. For instance, I added the credentials of our Datadog account.

Regarding collections. These are the ones I thought of but we can create others as soon as we need them. Then we could grant access to particular ones and remove access to others to particular users if we think is worth.

As for the account itself, I created it as Coopdevs but Katuma will pay for it. Consider it part of our contribution to the global pot. @MyriamBoure any instructions to keep track of this expense in our holly spreadsheets?

Let’s make OFN a bit more manageable :muscle:

Please, don’t hesitate to raise any questions.

#2

Thank you Pau! Would it be possible for you to create seats for @MSFutureFarm and myself without too much trouble or expense? Does it make sense to have a collection per instance to keep track of pesky instance-specific things like email, Mailchimp, Stripe, and other passwords in addition to things like secrets?

#3

My idea was to use it for global accounts that were worth sharing but I don’t mind giving it also a instance-specific use. It’s 2$/month the extra seat. Having instance-collections could be a way to have it well organized.

What do others think? @Rachel you also wanted to add French specific entries?

Unrelated, do not forget to install the browser extension for it to be useful.

#4

Yes I do. But maybe each instance should deal with creating its own instance? That’s what I was going to do for France, but I’m open to other suggestions :slight_smile:

#5

We’ll take care of it for the US for now. There doesn’t seem to be a huge advantage to making a collection as opposed to a separate installation (but we might want to stash a key to the door of that in the global accounts bucket just in case).

#6

Whatever suits you best.

#7

FYI I’ve started to use folders to organise stuff and do quick searches in bitwarden.

#8

Sorry, I don’t understand what you mean.

#9

@sauloperez I’ve started to create folders to filter the page. You can find the list of the folders here:

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#10

OK. Turns out folders are only seen by the users himself. So I created an OFN France collection and a “testing stuff” collection so that we can filter the accounts more easily. If the default collection becomes too big, we can create other collections as well.