TeamPass

TeamPass is an open-source, self-hosted password management application designed for collaborative use within professional teams. It provides a centralized system for storing and sharing credentials and secrets across an organization while maintaining full control over the data through on-premise installation. This approach ensures that sensitive information remains within the internal network of the organization rather than on external servers.

The software is deployed as a web application on a server. It can be installed natively on a Linux stack using Apache or Nginx, which is the recommended approach for production environments to achieve maximum performance. Alternatively, it can be deployed via Docker containers for testing or isolated environments. Users access the management interface through a standard web browser to organize, store, and retrieve shared secrets.

Key features

• Collaborative password sharing for professional teams
• On-premise installation for local data control
• LDAP and Active Directory authentication support
• REST API for programmatic access to secrets
• Real-time synchronization via a WebSocket daemon
• Support for 20 different languages
• Redis-backed session storage for high-availability setups
• In-memory configuration caching via APCu

The application is built with PHP and requires a MySQL or MariaDB database. It is designed for system administrators who need to manage team access to credentials and supports various PHP extensions to optimize performance and security. The architecture supports the use of opcache for improved execution speed and requires specific extensions such as openssl, mbstring, and gmp for secure data handling. For organizations with complex infrastructure, the software supports high-availability deployments through Redis and provides a comprehensive REST API for integration with other internal tools.

TeamPass serves as a centralized secrets platform for organizations requiring self-hosted credential management and shared access control.