ansible-openwisp2 VS bitwarden_rs

OpenWISP (https://openwisp.org) tries to do this and it's Python and Django based.

Last time I checked it out, it seems like they keep configuration in an intermediate format that is then translated to manufacturer-specific formats, so it should be possible to build a Unifi converter for that.

OpenWISP (might be closest thing I've seen to what you're looking for)

Time to flash openwrt and use openwisp?

For those using OpenWRT looking for a central controller which can be installed on-premise: https://openwisp.org/

I think you are wrong. I have been working on https://openwisp.org for some time and implementing a controller which is robust and can handle many different corner cases and offer good functionality and also ease of use is a challenge and requires several people working full time on it. Even simple functionality it's a lot of work, unless for simple you mean really trivial. If it wasn't hard, there would be many alternatives but as far as I know there aren't many.

Bitwarden (Not officialy version), A password manager, provides browser extensions and clients on all platforms.

- use trusted images (for bitwarden i'm using bitwarden_rs , an unofficial Bitwarden server implementation written in Rust

Bitwarden-rs

If you're okay with a third party solution, bitwarden_rs is a much lighter version of bitwarden that can run in docker

I have some loaded into my self-hosted Bitwarden RS, but that's definitely not my primary.

You can self-host this unofficial version https://github.com/dani-garcia/bitwarden_rs if you prefer. maybe not worth $10/month of your time amortized to set up, but it has been fire-and-forget for me.

My kids have started accumulating more passwords than they can memorize (and their memorized passwords were terrible), so I wanted a family password manager. I considered using "1password for familes" which I have access to for free from my day job, but if/when I leave the company then I'll have to go back to paying for it. So far I greatly prefer the experience of bitwarden over 1password. I use the web vault, the native mac app, and the linux command line app (through a janky homegrown dmenu/xclip shell script), and I have no complaints at all.

I only use the self hosted version BitWardenRS so I'm not familiar with the paid version. Mine was installed as a HomeAssistant add-on, but I've also seen this Docker versionA which I think the HA addon was based on - it was some time ago but I remember watching Frenck create it back when he did live streams.

There's no paid plan if you self-host Bitwarden_rs :^) (most people won't though)

bitwarden_rs don't provide any stand-alone binaries. You would need to build your own by looking at the build process in this docker file or write a script to download the docker image and extract the built binary.