@michal Tak zatím to běží necelé dva týdny. Kromě ztráty komunikace se snímačem teploty+vlhkosti (asi měl slabý signál - stejně ho musím dát jinam) to běží v pohodě. Mám tam 3 zařízení (2 snímače, 1 zásuvku), napojení na #zigbee2mqtt, odtud na lokální #Mosquitto bridgované na Mosquitto na serveru (tam je záznam do #PostgreSQL). Teď ještě udělat tu automatizační část...

I added #mosquitto as rumqttd did not work reliably. Java > Rust in this case
https://github.com/mother-of-all-self-hosting/mash-playbook/blob/main/docs/services/mosquitto.md

Today's #homeautomation adventure is moving from "it should just work" #mosquitto to "whoa slick dashboards" #emqx. (Mosquitto just works....kinda. Mostly. Damned hard to debug.)

Unfortunately EMQX is #optout #telemetry. So here is the cheat code:

In the container environment block, or under 'emqxConfig:' in the helm values, just set: `EMQX_TELEMETRY__ENABLE: "false"`
The false needs quotes to keep it text, not boolean. (And it may be = instead of : depending on how you are running EMQX.) The double-underscore is intentional.

@snott @homeassistant

I ran #HomeAssistant & #Mosquitto on an Odroid HC2 for a couple of years because I wanted to keep `/var/lib/docker` on a drive on its SATA connector.

They're discontinued now, but I think the HC4 I run #zigbee2mqtt on has a 8GB option and it has two 3.5" SATA slots in a toaster configuration.

Currently I have HA in a container on a MacBook Air running Ubuntu and that works well.

@peter @Stewart @homeassistant

Out of curiosity, why did you go with a #rabbitmq broker instead of something like #mosquitto for your #MQTT bus?

#HomeAssistant