tamothee Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 How would HA be implemented. Would it be on a VM hosted on the machine hosting hexOS? How would features get affected running on hexOS vs running stand alone on rpi? As someone who currently runs HA on an rpi already, how would adpoting HA on hexOS look like? Quote
Sparkrdom Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 High Availability for those who don't know the acronym. Quote
Roberto Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 Home Assistant... not High Availability 1 Quote
kolin Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 Yeah also thinking about home assistant with frigate. Going to use it also as my survival station Quote
Sparkrdom Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 1 hour ago, Roberto said: Home Assistant... not High Availability Ahh, I've never heard home assistant abbreviated as such, when High Availability (HA) is a super common term in servers. Even Wikipedia abbreviates High Availability to HA. Quote
MRP Posted December 1, 2024 Posted December 1, 2024 (edited) HA 99% of the time is High Availability. If someone wants to reference Home Assistant - usually it is HAOS (Home Assistant Operating System) Edit: Obviously if someone is talking about Home Automation or HA is mentioned in Smart Home context - HA usually understood as Home Assistant. Edited December 1, 2024 by MRP 1 Quote
Zizuar Posted December 6, 2024 Posted December 6, 2024 Most non-professionals probably aren't familiar with High Availability. Quote
Crey Posted December 8, 2024 Posted December 8, 2024 For me HA is Home Assistant. But read often its better to have it in a VM not in a Docker App. Quote
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