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This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. Privacy Policy Accept Toggle Navigation * About * Blog * Contact HOME ASSISTANT SETUP WITH DOCKER 20222022 In this post, I describe how to set up your own Home Assistant with hassio. Before getting started you have to find an appropriate Hardware Environment to deploy hassio. I would recommend adding a RaspberryPi 3 or 4 to your local infrastructure. As a precondition to this description, you have to install docker to your hosting system. To start hassio using docker, execute the following command. Docker Run Home Assistant docker run -d --name homeassistant --privileged --restart=unless-stopped -e TZ=Europe/Vienna -v /{PATH}:/config --network=host ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant:stable I would recommend storing the configuration of the home assistant outside the docker container, by mounting a volume to the configuration folder /config. Just replace the {PATH} with the desired location. The home assistant is now reachable under http://{host}:8123 and ready for configuration. Home Assistant Start Page In order to reach your home assistant outside your network, you can set up a DNS record and a reverse proxy, or directly address the host system. To enable access to hassio using a domain or reverse-proxy, the configurations.yaml needs to be adjusted as described below, otherwise you will receive an HTTP 400 Bad Request with the following log entry. > A request from a reverse proxy was received from …, but your HTTP integration > is not set-up for reverse proxies. > > Home Assistant Error Log Entry configurations.yaml # reverse proxy config http: use_x_forwarded_for: true trusted_proxies: - REVERSE PROXY IP ip_ban_enabled: true login_attempts_threshold: 5 Do not forget to restart the docker container after configuration change using docker restart homeassistant. After the setup is finished and a user is created, you can start using the home assistant. The usage is very easy and the web interface is self-explanatory. Just start to add your devices, sensors, and create some dashboards according to your home automation goals. Categories: AutomationEngineeringGeneralInfrastructure -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 COMMENTS STEFAN BAUMGARTNET · 2022 AT 6:20 Servus, Sind —privileged und —network=host wirklich notwendig oder reicht es die devices hineinzumappen? Danke, Stefan Reply FABIAN · 2022 AT 12:59 Hi Stefan, –privileged should not be necessary when you map your devices. Best regards, Fabian Reply LEAVE A REPLY CANCEL REPLY Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Name * Email * Website What's on your mind? Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. RELATED POSTS DEVOPS INFRASTRUCTURE HAPROXY The High Availability (HA)Proxy is an open-source very fast and reliable reverse proxy and load balancer. Over the years it has become a state of the art open-source product and is often deployed by default Read more… GENERAL INFRASTRUCTURE USE DOKUWIKI WITH SYNOLOGY DSM 7 The new Synology DSM 7 does not support DokuWiki by default.Right at the beginning of the upgrade to DSM 7, Synology alerts a problem with the third-party package DokuWiki is not compatible with the new Read more… ENGINEERING ANGULAR – DYNAMIC MODULE LOADING This post describes how to implement lazy or dynamic module loading with angular, based on an Angular 10 demo implementation, and is an extension to the former post I created on lazy-loading components and services. In Read more… * About * Blog * Contact * Home * Imprint * Privacy Policy * Terms and Conditions Hestia | Developed by ThemeIsle