hey there. I am a bit unsure.
Is it possible to run a Home Assistant Supervised and run any docker beside that system, without lettung superviser bring my system to an unhealthy state?
Greetings by JamieMe
Supervisor will complain, but your system will be unsupported.
It should not be unhealthy.
It is two different things.
I can live with the supervisor complaining but what does it mean that my system is not supported?
Can we maybe get these two different things apart better.
My goal is actually to run a homeassistant on my x86 self-made nas, which:
- can install Homeassistant addons
- updates Homeassistant addons itself
- updates Homeassistant
- does not switch off the above points just because, for example, a postgres-docker image is running/present
Should work, even if HA says ‘unsupported’
You can’t ask any question/ Post any bug report on HA’s github repos. They will be closed immediately.
You can still ask questions here 
It’s possible that you’ll find that the system will refuse to let you update, depending on what it decides.
Honestly, if you’re going to do this either fully embrace Docker or run HAOS in a VM while doing whatever else you want on the host. Deliberately ignoring the requirements is just setting yourself up for failure.
So it means that sometimes this lines is executed and sometimes not?
supervisor/supervisor/resolution/evaluations/container.py at d634273b48df3ac455f7f60b59d53d2e9c7dddf2 · home-assistant/supervisor (github.com)
I would simply like to have the possibility to run a homeassistant variant with which I can use the addons and run the latest paperless-ngx on the side, for example.
If that doesn’t work, it’s a pity, but that’s just the way it is and I would go back to the docker-install variant of homeassistant. so I would also have to do without addons.
You can’t, there’s no supported option for that.