03.07.2020 · I am still very new to Home Assistant and first started out installing it on Debian in the “env” install method and I loved it. It picked up so much stuff in my local network it was amazing. Playing with it for a few weeks I found that I wanted to do something, but I needed to have the Supervisor tab which I didn’t have. That meant I went and installed the VM image and …
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Docker vs VM vs Other: How should I run Home Assistant? I recently bought a HP EliteDesk 705 G3 on Ebay to use as my home lab. It seemed like a good deal at $151 dollars with 16GB of RAM, a AMD Pro A12 2.9GHz and a 256GB SSD.
Home Assistant Container: Standalone container-based installation of Home Assistant Core (e.g. Docker). There are two alternative installation methods ...
(Note: You are free to assign as much resources as you wish to the VM, please assign enough ... sudo docker run --restart always -d --name homeassistant -v ...
11.12.2018 · In theory, running home assistant container directly on docker could have a resource advantage as it eliminates the HassOS layer (virtual machine). On the other hand, HassIO makes it easy for... Synology - Docker vs Virtual Machine Configuration synology, docker, hassio cpuramDecember 11, 2018, 10:59pm #1
Jul 03, 2020 · This is when I first heard of a thing called Docker. I get what Dockers are, but find that it seems to add another network layer between my network and the Container, e.g. looking at my VM console I can see that the Docker Container has a 172.x.x.x address and the network address I have given it on my network, 192.x.x.x
From what I have seen, the HASSIO VM is just a super slimmed down OS running Docker, with the Home Assistant Docker container already set up correctly. If you are already running Docker, then there isn't much value in …
Docker vs VM to run Home Assistant. OC. Hey guys. I have had HA installed on a RPI3 for the past year that I am playing around with. I am looking to move over to HA to replace Vera. Now, I have an Unraid server that I just built, and I want to use HA on it - but not sure if I should do it via a Docker container or a VM.
Everybody else makes good points. Just be aware of the 'limitations' of running in docker vs using the home assistant OS. This table explains it well. Personally I prefer the ease of use of the HA OS and not having to dive into docker to manage my add ons. 13. level 2.
From what I have seen, the HASSIO VM is just a super slimmed down OS running Docker, with the Home Assistant Docker container already set up correctly. If you are already running Docker, then there isn't much value in spinning up a separate VM for the HASSIO image unless you want separation between your Docker instance and Home Assistant.
Dec 11, 2018 · I have been using docker on my Synology 918+ (with usb Aeotec zwave stick & usb zigbee2mqtt stick) for a while. everything works flawlessly. Last week end I tried the HassIO (VMDK) image on synology Vitual Machine manager and it also seems to work fine. Now I am wondering which one to choose going forward. In theory, running home assistant container directly on docker could have a resource ...
11.04.2021 · Home Assistant Container is still very much supported on Docker and Synology. That’s what I run and have no issues. I think you mean the Home Assistant Supervised in a package which then itself manages all of the add-ons which are just Docker containers. My recommendation is to just run the docker containers yourself without the supervisor.
Apr 11, 2021 · So I decided to install Home assistant on a VM (Install Home-Assistant in a Virtual Machine (VMM) | GH2home) It looks to work BUT: with the docker solution I was at 3-10% CPU usage. With VMM, I’m at 80-100%CPU (and I haven’t configured anything on home assistant). Do-you think It’s sti...