Core, Docker, Supervisor, or Operating System. Home Assistant comes in 4 different versions for you to use, but what even are the differences between and once you pick out a version what hardware should you run it on? Let’s break each one down, piece by piece, and figure out not only which version is right for you, but what hardware you should install it on.
Want to support me in making these videos? You can leave a one time tip in our tip jar!
➤ Tip Jar –
➤ PayPal – paypal.me/LifeWithMatthew
Need even more Life With Matthew? Ooookay, putting aside how poorly worded I made that, you can join me on my discord server, twitter, or subscribe to me on YouTube.
➤ Discord –
➤ Twitter –
➤YouTube –
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:35 – The 3 Laws of Smart Homes
1:40 – TL;DR Use This One
2:25 – Home Assistant Core
2:50 – What’s a Dashboard?
3:06 – What’s an Automation?
3:35 – What’s a Blueprint?
4:10 – What’s an Integration?
4:56 – What is HACS?
5:32 – Why Not Core?
6:20 – What’s an Add-on?
7:45 – Home Assistant Container
8:05 – What is Docker?
9:15 – Container Limitations
10:02 – My Docker Philosophy
10:31 – Home Assistant Supervised
11:27 – The Least Limited*
12:17 – Home Assistant Operating System
13:08 – HAOS Limitations
13:44 – But Which Version?
16:20 – What Hardware to Run it on?
17:17 – The Case Against the Pi
19:23 – A Superior* Option
20:33 – My Recommended Setup
22:22 – Outro
Music Credits:
Everybody Up by Sascha Ende
Free download:
License (CC BY 4.0):
Music: On Point by Steven Obrien
Free download:
Licensed under CC BY 4.0:
[ad_2]
source
