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My most recent #HomeAssistant automation is reading motion detection events from the doorbell and triggering the porch light.
I've got an #Amcrest 410, and am using a patched version of https://github.com/dchesterton/amcrest2mqtt to scrape events from the camera and write them to MQTT. I put the patched docker image on dockerhub at https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/unixorn/ha-mqtt-discoverable
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@mark @unixorn @zigbee2mqtt @homeassistant @zwave-js-ui I might have the same issue : after some time, I can't control the devices from #homeassistant neither from #zigbee2mqtt UI. I have 5 devices connected to #conbeeII . I updated its firmware last weekend and changed the wifi channel to decrease the interference with the one used by #zigbee. its working since but I'm still under the 2 weeks.
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Found this nice tui for kubernetes this weekend - https://github.com/janosmiko/lfk
One of the things I like about it is that it has #argocd specific logic - you can use it to alter argo settings and do other things you might otherwise do with the argocd command line tool
Looks pretty neat, especially for #homelab @homelab #k8s users
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Found this nice tui for kubernetes this weekend - https://github.com/janosmiko/lfk
One of the things I like about it is that it has #argocd specific logic - you can use it to alter argo settings and do other things you might otherwise do with the argocd command line tool
Looks pretty neat, especially for #homelab @homelab #k8s users
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Found this nice tui for kubernetes this weekend - https://github.com/janosmiko/lfk
One of the things I like about it is that it has #argocd specific logic - you can use it to alter argo settings and do other things you might otherwise do with the argocd command line tool
Looks pretty neat, especially for #homelab @homelab #k8s users
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Found this nice tui for kubernetes this weekend - https://github.com/janosmiko/lfk
One of the things I like about it is that it has #argocd specific logic - you can use it to alter argo settings and do other things you might otherwise do with the argocd command line tool
Looks pretty neat, especially for #homelab @homelab #k8s users
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Found this nice tui for kubernetes this weekend - https://github.com/janosmiko/lfk
One of the things I like about it is that it has #argocd specific logic - you can use it to alter argo settings and do other things you might otherwise do with the argocd command line tool
Looks pretty neat, especially for #homelab @homelab #k8s users
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Upgraded Home Assistant from 2026.2.2 to 2026.3.3 last night and it stopped reading the status of my zigbee devices via MQTT.
I'm running HAOS in a proxmox VM and zigbee2mqtt 2.1.1 in a docker container hosted in a different physical with a ConBee2 radio.
To check connectivity issues I had the integration listen for # and saw state updates for my zigbee sensors.
What finally fixed it was going into zigbee2mqtt's settings and disabling and re-enabling Home Assistant integration.
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Saw this on slack - https://github.com/Lucaslhm/Flipper-IRDB
It's a collection of codes for Flipper Zero so you can use it as a remote control.
I'm tagging in IOT and HomeAssistant because the codes could be converted for use there.
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FYI all, portainer is giving away 3 node business licenses. https://www.portainer.io/take-3
When I signed up for the freebie I noticed they've added #kubernetes support since the last time I visited their site, so I'm interested in checking how well that interacts with #talos.
Some of my #homelab machines currently just run a few containers in #docker_compose stacks for services my #homeassistant server is using like node red and I've been using #portainer for simple things like checking status or restarting things without having to ssh into those workers. Most of those containers are going to get migrated into my #k8s cluster, so it'll be interesting to see how well it works as a quick web interface.
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#microsoft_teams #devops #sre @devops @sre
As seen on antisocial media (aka Twitter)
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OH:
The thing I love about teams is that it consistently drops all of my meeting reminders, so I miss half of them.
So in theory, Teams makes me more productive.
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If things that aren't matter are a help, I do the inverse - I have an #S31 (_not_ a S31 lite) that my sump pump is connected to. If the pump runs for more than 10 minutes, I get a notification so I can go down to the basement and see what's going on.
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I don't do front-end so this isn't useful to me right now, but in a former life I worked pre-press and I'm amazed at what you can do with #OpenType fonts.
https://blog.glyphdrawing.club/font-with-built-in-syntax-highlighting/
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@jortmentink I had a similar experience when I finally moved #homeassistant off of docker to a #HAOS vm on proxmox.
Totally painless and took me < 30m, most of which was verifying things because it went so smoothly I was suspicious 😃
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@SebinNyshkim
I ended up moving my #homeassistant server from docker to HAOS in a #proxmox VM because it's better supported.I still run zigbee2mqtt, zwavejs and Mosquitto and #NodeRed in docker containers, but my core HA is #HAOS now. Anything I can run in docker, I do so I can spread them across the cluster, but if something's annoying to configure I want the option of running it as an add-on where it'll be supported.
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@[email protected] @[email protected] #homeassistant
I know I could download an older #HAOS disk image, back up, make a new VM, and restore but frankly that's more hassle than I want to deal with.
It would also be useful in the case where someone hasn't updated in many months and may need to move forward in steps to deal with versions that had breaking changes.
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Is there a way in the UI for me to update #HAOS, but not to the most current version?
Basically most months I want to update to the last version of _last_ month, not the current bleeding edge of _this_ month.
I feel like this can't be that unusual a desire and I'm probably not looking in the right part of the UI.
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Are you using the built-in Zwave or zwave-js? I run zwaveJS and it has been reliable for me.
Extra bonus was that since I run it in docker I can run it on a different host than the proxmox node that #HAOS runs on.
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I can't recall the last time I used the #ecobee app. I do any temperature adjustments through #homeassistant.
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@jortmentink I had a similar experience when I finally moved #homeassistant off of docker to a #HAOS vm on proxmox.
Totally painless and took me < 30m, most of which was verifying things because it went so smoothly I was suspicious 😃
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@jortmentink I had a similar experience when I finally moved #homeassistant off of docker to a #HAOS vm on proxmox.
Totally painless and took me < 30m, most of which was verifying things because it went so smoothly I was suspicious 😃
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@jortmentink I had a similar experience when I finally moved #homeassistant off of docker to a #HAOS vm on proxmox.
Totally painless and took me < 30m, most of which was verifying things because it went so smoothly I was suspicious 😃
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@jortmentink I had a similar experience when I finally moved #homeassistant off of docker to a #HAOS vm on proxmox.
Totally painless and took me < 30m, most of which was verifying things because it went so smoothly I was suspicious 😃
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@blenderfox @homelab I need to poke at them both a bit more before deciding. I only started using k8s in my homelab relatively recently when I finally took at look at #TalosLinux.
#Talos made all the annoyance of having to maintain the VM k8s is running on go away, and it's forced me to have better habits at home about checking everything into git since I can't just ssh into the VM for maintenance.
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@blenderfox @homelab I need to poke at them both a bit more before deciding. I only started using k8s in my homelab relatively recently when I finally took at look at #TalosLinux.
#Talos made all the annoyance of having to maintain the VM k8s is running on go away, and it's forced me to have better habits at home about checking everything into git since I can't just ssh into the VM for maintenance.
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@blenderfox @homelab I need to poke at them both a bit more before deciding. I only started using k8s in my homelab relatively recently when I finally took at look at #TalosLinux.
#Talos made all the annoyance of having to maintain the VM k8s is running on go away, and it's forced me to have better habits at home about checking everything into git since I can't just ssh into the VM for maintenance.
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@blenderfox @homelab I need to poke at them both a bit more before deciding. I only started using k8s in my homelab relatively recently when I finally took at look at #TalosLinux.
#Talos made all the annoyance of having to maintain the VM k8s is running on go away, and it's forced me to have better habits at home about checking everything into git since I can't just ssh into the VM for maintenance.
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@blenderfox @homelab I need to poke at them both a bit more before deciding. I only started using k8s in my homelab relatively recently when I finally took at look at #TalosLinux.
#Talos made all the annoyance of having to maintain the VM k8s is running on go away, and it's forced me to have better habits at home about checking everything into git since I can't just ssh into the VM for maintenance.