Home Automation - A Beginner's Guide
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- Home Automation is a great way to add some quality of life features to your home. In this video I kick off by discussing the basics; what is Home Automation, what do I use, how do I use it?
Deconz Docker Compose:
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Hardware:
Conbee III:
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Conbee II:
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Hue Lights:
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Sonoff:
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Recommended Hardware: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsG...
Discord: / discord
Twitter: / jimsgarage_
Reddit: / jims-garage
GitHub: github.com/JamesTurland/JimsG...
00:00 - Introduction to Home Automation Series
12:12 - Deconz Docker App
16:51 - My Zigbee Network
20:06 - Phoscon Web GUI
21:19 - Home Assistant 
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Surprised you went this way, but sure there are a lot of people who will follow😊
Been using HASS for many years now, so here are a few topics which you could consider:
-HACS
-MFA / Security
-Companion App
-MQTT
-Basic templating
-Basic automations
Thanks, some good suggestions there. I have those on the list already which is good to know.
Fantastic as always. Can't wait to see more of this series
Thanks, appreciate the feedback.
Starting with Home Assistant seems terribly interesting but quite daunting to start with. Thank you for your effort!
I'll do my best to make it accessible
Your content is just a masterpiece. Yet another great video. More stuff to get hyper focused over 😅
Haha, thank you... Always something new to tinker with!
Great video James as usual. Looking forward to see your usage and more of the dashboards
Thanks, all to come (and hopefully will make me fix a few things I've been meaning to...)
much appreciated. tysm!!🙏💎
You're welcome
I'm currently using home assistant in docker and integrated teslamate and my sonoff S31with exporting to influxdb. I have purchased a eachen zigbee pro bridge and a couple of temperature sensors all from China, however I'm living out of province in dorm and won't be back home until May, so I'm really looking forward to playing around with home automation then. Thank you for creating this series, I think it will be very helpful for me to learn about basics of zigbee, tasmota and other important topics in homeassistant before I actually get a chance to use my hardware. I feel like I'm going to be diving into a big rabbit hole.. unfortunately, in Canada, prices and tax on these smart home devices are not reasonable (especially those that are designed with local control and privacy)
Hey, thanks for the detailed comment. Sounds like you have some big plans. I'm hoping to cover off most of what you have mentioned in the near future. Sorry to hear about the prices, that's frustrating. Seems OK for once here in the UK.
I’ll begrudgingly watch this while I impatiently wait for more of the Ansible series 😉
Haha, coming soon 🔜
How would you go with extending a homelab to a 2nd or 3rd location? I wish to share my jelyfin and other apps with my relatives but each site would have it's own host machine.
Probably a mesh / P2P VPN. Check out my headscale videos
@@Jims-Garage 🤔thanks
Hey Jim, Could you make a video about how to install Jenkins with docker? I haven’t seen any template on your GitHub repository… if you need help I have 2 docker compose versions for it… one without pipeline plugin and one by building the image yourself with pipeline blue ocean plugin. So let me know where I can contact you the best for this
Thanks, yes, do share. Something I have on the list already.
@@Jims-Garage Where can i contact you? because RUclips does not like when i share a large .yaml text file
@@Deffcolony join discord and do a help post.
+1 for slow combustion wood heater 😂
Shh! They'll hear you 😉
Great, now I can get all my Zigbee, LSW, Lidl Gateway, Alexas and Tuyas all locking me out of the house at the same time....
Not sure if that's sarcasm or genuine. Would drive me mad having different apps and hardware for everything.
Nice video, looking forward to more of the series.
Thanks
-1 for the wood burner.
You think you know someone and then this....
Haha 😂