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I'm running Home Assistant on an odroid, and it's using an SQLite database. It's really nice not having to manage a database service, although I'll probably end
by tedivm 3y ago
I'm running Home Assistant on an odroid, and it's using an SQLite database. It's really nice not having to manage a database service, although I'll probably end up piping the data to influxdb anyways.
- gerdesj 3y agoCrack on mate. We have a huge amount of choice these days. I too am a massive HA fan - I manage six of them - one at home, one in the office and four at customer sites. My rule one is that any important HA related stuff needs to be local and also fail safe. So my Reolink cameras never access the internet at large. I use PoE switches and a UPS for them. My doorbell is PoE powered too and also UPS backed. It has a wired chime too, so even if HA is dead it will still ring something. I run HA on a Thinkcentre which is a bit of a gas guzzler but as you say, an Odroid is fine too.
- tedivm 3y agoI've got a battery pack for my odroid system, and the whole thing is completely local with the exception of pulling weather data in. My next plan is to build out a voice system around it- there are a lot of great options for this now too.