As the title, really.
If so, what do I need to know?
As the title, really.
If so, what do I need to know?
You might be able to with https://github.com/lukas-hetzenecker/home-assistant-remote but I don’t know that it works with Nabu Casa.
You could use plain HA REST api as well.
At the end of the day, whether it goes through Nabu Casa or not is not relevant as long as the 2 instances can talk to each other, which implies internet access in this case.
Thanks for the replies.
There are some options there though it’s not quite as straightforward as I’d hoped.
I just need to be able to track a couple of door sensors on another property.
At least it seems doable. I just need some more skills!
A popular option is to use a common MQTT broker as well, to be exhaustive, whether self-hosted or public.
That sounds promising.
Can I expose my MQTT broker through my Nabu Casa connection, I wonder?
No, that won’t work. NC is exclusively for HA itself.
Yes, I just tested that. You are correct.
I could use webhooks via IFTTT but I’d rather not.
I was hoping for something simple and private.
No need to expose your mqtt broker. Search google for free public mqtt broker, and setup a mqtt-bridge on both HA instances to that public mqtt broker. That way you don’t have to open/forward any ports in your router/firewall.