Comment on Simple home automation that works properly on a RPi 3B
Strider@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Strange. I’ve been running haos for some years on a 3b+ which is different but the soc is the same (although slightly higher as is the amount of ram.
As said, I run haos though, not containers. Not sure how you tried it.
Just slap it on a SD card and go… Mostly intuitive.
federalreverse@feddit.org 3 weeks ago
HAOS installed sucessfully. But it does seems slow, even with basically nothing running on it but HACS, the SSH addon, and the file editor. And yeah, I think it’s a 3B+ here too. From what I’ve seen in terms of recommendations, you should use at least use a RPi 4 or a NUC though.
As to containerization: Afaiu, all versions of Home Assistant are containerized which automatically makes them heavier than they’d need to be. The difference between HAOS and container Home Assistant is that HAOS is a full Linux distro with multiple Docker containers preinstalled on it, whereas with the containerized Home Assistant you set up your own OS and then run those same Docker containers on it (or perhaps it’s just one Docker container, haven’t tried that).
As to the integrations, both devices have Modbus and there are (plugins? integrations?) for them, so I am hopeful there, although I haven’t figured it all out yet.
Strider@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Never looked in to deeply how haos manages things.
I never used hacs since I’ve heard it complicates setups and maintenance and I don’t want to put in more effort than I absolutely have to (working as it pro and don’t need that privately). Running several integrations, Enphase as stated, airthings, broadlink, esphome, homekit, melcloud, nanoleaf and the main one for me, zigbee.
Speed when booted is perfectly fine, can’t say otherwise.
What specifically is slow?