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…Now I’m not crazy (or rich) enough to set up a high-availability Hyper-V cluster when I’ve already built one with Proxmox. But being able to control virtual and…
…Watchman For troubleshooting missing entities Considering the sheer number of add-ons and integrations you can arm Home Assistant with, you might end up with hundreds of entities on your HASS control…
…my articles on turning laptops into server nodes, you’ve probably seen my warnings about the built-in battery – and they apply to tablets and smartphones as well. On paper, a battery…
…It's absolutely worth a spot in your self-hosted stack . CatalogIT: CatalogIT is a self-hosted inventory and documentation tool that organizes and tracks all your software and hardware in one…
…Power users and devs can explore add-ons to unlock more features. You can even write custom scripts or integrations to bridge weird gaps. There is also an option to create a…
…A mini PC cuts through that by putting the CPU, storage, RAM, and power handling into a single, compact box built for this kind of always-on work. That also made troubleshooting…
…InPlayerEpisodePreview Add an episode preview list to the player On most streaming platforms, you can browse the season without leaving the player. You see every episode, its thumbnail, its description, and your…
…Install the ESPHome Device Builder (Beta) add-on from Home Assistant’s add-on store, and then toggle ‘Use new Device Builder Preview’ on the add-on’s Configuration tab. There might…