This method seem don’t work anymore, considering that i want reinstall from zero to clean a mess configuration after many try and experiment what are yours suggestion and why for docker installation, hassio or home assitant?
I always use supervised installation, aka hassio that takes care of install home assistant and manage it.
For me it’s the best way and if i’ll want to control docker environment i can.
Supervised installation works fine, i don’t know why to choose HA as a stand-alone container if hassio could be installed in a system.
Probably if you have an hypervisor and resources i’d say to try proxmox installation with “native” hassos instead.
I do this, I don’t need supervisor, automatic updates, add-ons or whatever at the moment
I could run Home Assistant Supervised (formerly hass.io) and a separate docker stack for containers that are not available as add-ons, but it’s not worth the hassle for me. And in the end of the day, add-ons are just other docker containers slightly modified to integrate automatically into Home Assistant. I prefer my single docker-compose file, but for most users it’s better to just go with Home Assistant Supervised as you suggested.
I’ve seen too many threads about an auto update causing HA to not work and those users have no idea why until someone figures out it was an auto update that caused the issue.
