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My Smart Home. Step by step from start to… Part 4. Implementation based on Home Assistant. The first steps. Hardware and Software Health sensors, Integrations, Add-ons.
Step by step… Congratulations to all who have been looking forward to the next post in the series “My Smart Home. From the beginning, Step by step to… ”. At the moment we have a working copy of the Home … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Home, Technology
Tagged Add-On, airra, Checker, Configuration, configuration.yaml, Connection, Database, Disk, Home Assistant, Integration, Internet, Memory, Monitoring, Network, NUT, Power Quality Control, Power Supply, Processor, Raspberry Pi, Repositories, Sensor, Size, Smart Home, Speedtest.net, Swap, Temperature, Uninterruptible power supply
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My Smart Home. Step by step from start to… Part 3. Implementation based on Home Assistant. The first steps. Software Add-0n, Configuration File, Update
The Next Step Greetings to all who read the series of publications “My smart home. From the beginning, step by step to… ”. In a previous article, I described the process of installing Home Assistant and its first settings. Today … Continue reading
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Tagged Add-On, airra, Backup, Configuration, configuration.yaml, Core, File Editor, First Settings, Home Assistant, OS, Software, Step by Step, Terminal, Update
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My Smart Home. Step by step from start to… Part 2. Implementation based on Home Assistant. The first steps. Software. Basic settings.
The Next Step Hello everyone who reads the series of publications “My Smart Home. From the beginning, step by step to…”. In the previous story, I described the necessary equipment to start implementation. Now that all the components have arrived … Continue reading
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Tagged airra, balenaEtcher, First Settings, Home Assistant, Image, Installation, Powershell, Setup, Software, Step by Step, Test Environment, VMware
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My Smart Home. Step by step from start to… Part 1. Implementation based on Home Assistant. The first steps. Hardware.
Introduction Congratulations to everyone who periodically reads my blog. This time it will be about my attempt to implement the smart home model. It all started down to the banal simple, with the purchase of a small townhouse. And while … Continue reading
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Tagged airra, Case, Din Rail, Hardware, Home Assistant, Micro SD Card, Power Supply, Raspberry Pi, Smart Home, Step by Step
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About Me Welcome! You have found my blog dedicated to Virtualization, Cloud technology and Infrastructure as Code. I am Andrey Romanenko, IT architect for virtualization and cloud solutions, as well as an Instructor in these and related areas. I live … Continue reading