Appreciate that you acknowledged and corrected your mistake. We all make them from time to time. Would love it if in your comparison, you could talk about how you integrate Zigbee controllers when running from a container. My controller is a USB device on my RPi - trying to figure out how would I make that work if I were to upgrade my device to more powerful device like a NUC or similar.

Subbed, perfect timing as I'm just about to jump from an old mac mini running HA in proxmox to my old gaming rig with docker. Then I can use the extra beef for AI on a 24/7 security camera/doorbell system, plex media server, virtual nas, Pihole, network management and virtualising my Windows pc so I can access it through thin clients around the house.

looking forward for the comparison - very interesting topic

Now looking forward to the next video EVEN MORE! 😄

Thanks for the correction, that’s very candid of you

Thanks for clearing that up. 👍🏻

Fine, I am pleased for the next videos about HA, HA docker and supervisor. The HA OS has a big disadvantage I think?: On a raspberry I cannot start any server paralell e.g a Webserver. I hope you will explain howto run HA with supervisor and hacs in docker.

You can actually run linux containers on windows, its been a feature built into docker for a while now

@HomeAutomationGuy

2 жыл бұрын

You need some sort of hypervisor though right?

@Lamp512

2 жыл бұрын

@@HomeAutomationGuy yeah, I believe you need hyper-v enabled, although it will walk you through that during the install

@LeighHart

2 жыл бұрын

Likewise docker on Mac can run Linux containers.

@lucasmeira98

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, windows now has a linux kernel (wsl), which Makes hyper-v unnecessary

@74357175

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucasmeira98 this is really cool news that a lot of didn't know, thanks! Do you know if there's a resource overhead? This will make the docker vs vm comparison even more interesting...

Just noticed it. Well said. We can all forgive the odd blip. Keep producing the videos. They are still a good idea.

@HomeAutomationGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you David, I appreciate the support! We're all human and don't know what we don't know.

Video idea: how to make a smart home that doesn't look like a smart home (no obvious sensors, no visible robot vacuum, switches that work like ole school switches, etc).

@HomeAutomationGuy

2 жыл бұрын

💯 and no need to yell at a voice assistant that mis-hears you!

You may well need to issue a correction to this correction as you absolutely can run Linux Docker containers on Windows.

@HomeAutomationGuy

2 жыл бұрын

But only with a hypervisor. That's my story and I'm sticking with it. 😂

@HiltonT69

2 жыл бұрын

@@HomeAutomationGuy The problem with sticking to this story is that it isn't completely correct as they use WSL2 (which, sure, uses virtualization technology, but it is built right into the OS, not a 3rd party technology). So, technically, you do actually get to run native Linux Docker containers on a Windows host OS. :)

@B-a_s-H

Жыл бұрын

@@HiltonT69 Hyper-V is as much 'part of the os' as WSL2, in both situations you will still need to install the actual Linux kernel, so technically you're both right.