I am currently using HA dockered and I am considering moving to HA OS to simplify my life. I would like to have HTTPS setup to access my HA OS. Here is my current setup. I have Nginx Proxy Manger setup in Docker on my server. Now I could spin up a new VM and install HA that way or I have a Tiny PC …

If you go HAOS, there’s the Nginx Proxy Manger add-on you could add to your HAOS. [image] Home Assistant Community Add-on: Nginx Proxy Manager Home Assistant OS [hassio-addons] This add-on is provided by the Home Assistant Community Add-ons project. [GitHub Release] [GitL…

Do you know if that plays well with other NPMs? I thought about using that plugin but I don’t know how I’d handle the redirection for the sub-domain to the “external” server.

[image] rlongfield: I am considering moving to HA OS to simplify my life. I guess I don’t know why moving to HassOS would simplify your life? you still have just as many moving parts since you still have docker at it’s core and you still need to install and manage all of the add-ons just lik…

There are two docker containers that might be of use to you; linuxserver/swag linuxserver/duckdns I also did the move to HA OS because I’d bought a HA Blue and so moved it off of Ubuntu/docker setup to its own hardware. I installed the linuxserver/swag and linuxserver/duckdns containers that en…

[image] finity: I am just wondering what you think are the benefits? So my drive on this is that for the past year I have had very little time to put towards keeping HA updated. I work in Healthcare IT, by the time I get home I have little interest in doing a lot of config or maintenance on a…

[image] rlongfield: In fact I am still on 116.3 because I’m dreading what’s changed and what’s going to break. Switching to HassOS won’t help you with that at all. zero. nada. You still have to do all of the updates (if you want them) and you will still have to deal with breaking changes just…

[image] finity: You will have the exact same issue using any HA install method. Well don’t you know how to burst a bubble or two :smiley: Seriously thank you breaking down what ever does and doesn’t do. I’m pretty sure I would have been seriously disappointed has I gone to HA OS. I really di…

Ebay…? :wink: Or save it as a backup in case your current setup dies?

[image] finity: Again, I’m not even sure that’s possible with any other install method. Core in a venv. You can have as many venv’s as you want with HA in every possible flavor installed side by side. They’re just directories. It really doesn’t get any easier than that.

I thought so but I wasn’t completely sure. Thanks for confirming. It’s been a long time since I ran HA in a venv. :laughing:

Looking at moving to HA OS

Installation Home Assistant OS

k8gg April 21, 2021, 10:48pm 2

If you go HAOS, there’s the Nginx Proxy Manger add-on you could add to your HAOS.