Requires Very Low Resources

Lightweight by Design. Powerful by Nature.

Not every enterprise needs a massive server to run mission-critical software — and PasswordLab was built with that in mind. Our system is engineered to be lightweight, efficient, and deployable almost anywhere, without sacrificing performance or security.

You don’t need a dedicated machine, a powerful CPU, or a huge budget to self-host your password manager. PasswordLab runs lean, even in the most constrained environments.

Minimal Requirements, Maximum Compatibility

To run PasswordLab, all you need is:

  • 1 GB of RAM
  • 5 GB of disk space
  • Any modern CPU (Intel, AMD, or ARM)
  • Any major Linux distro, including:
    • Ubuntu
    • Debian
    • CentOS
    • Alpine Linux
    • RHEL
    • and more

That’s it. No heavyweight dependencies. No bloated services.

Yes, It Even Runs on a Raspberry Pi

Want to host your enterprise password manager on the edge or inside a lab setup?

PasswordLab works seamlessly on Raspberry Pi 4 and similar ARM-based boards — making it ideal for small teams, dev/test environments, or even as a resilient backup instance.

Runs Anywhere Linux Does

Our software is self-contained and ships with everything it needs:

  • No external runtime dependencies
  • No need for pre-installed packages or libraries
  • Works on minimal OS builds like Alpine Linux
  • Smooth installs in containerized environments like Docker

Whether you’re deploying in the cloud, on bare metal, or inside your local network, PasswordLab adapts to your setup — not the other way around.

Why It Matters

  • Lower operational costs
  • Easier maintenance and scaling
  • Perfect for resource-constrained environments
  • Ideal for IT teams managing diverse infrastructure

You don’t need to throw hardware at security — you need efficient software. And that’s exactly what PasswordLab delivers.

Small footprint. Serious power.
PasswordLab proves that enterprise-grade doesn’t have to mean heavyweight.