Infrastructure Flexibility

Deploy Anywhere. Scale However You Like.

Your infrastructure is unique — and PasswordLab is built to respect that. Whether you're running on the cloud, your own hardware, or a containerized stack, PasswordLab adapts to your environment without special requirements or vendor lock-in.

From startups with a single server to enterprises managing hybrid deployments, PasswordLab fits right in.

Run It Where You Already Run Everything Else

Choose the setup that fits your workflow:

  • Cloud Providers
    Deploy on AWS, Azure, GCP, DigitalOcean, or any cloud platform that supports Linux. PasswordLab installs in minutes and works out of the box.

  • Bare Metal Servers
    Prefer hosting on your own hardware? PasswordLab performs beautifully on physical machines, giving you full control over performance and security.

  • Docker Containers
    Run PasswordLab in a clean, containerized environment using Docker. Ideal for dev, staging, or production pipelines.

  • Kubernetes Clusters
    Managing at scale? PasswordLab can be deployed into any K8s cluster, letting you orchestrate, scale, and monitor it like the rest of your stack.

Built for Real-World IT Teams

We’ve designed PasswordLab to be:

  • Infrastructure-agnostic – no dependency on any one provider or ecosystem
  • Easy to automate – use scripts, CI/CD, or IaC tools like Terraform or Ansible
  • Simple to maintain – clear logs, self-contained packages, and no unnecessary bloat

You control where it lives, how it scales, and when it updates.

Why It Matters

  • Works with your current systems — no rearchitecture needed
  • Fits into modern DevOps workflows
  • Grows with your infrastructure — from single node to multi-region
  • Gives you deployment freedom without sacrificing security or performance

Whether you're in the cloud, on-prem, or somewhere in between — PasswordLab goes wherever your infrastructure takes you.

Your infrastructure. Your rules.
PasswordLab makes secure password management work for you — not the other way around.