Supervised Install (Docker NOOB)

[sibrows (Simon)]

So, I’ve been running hassio home assistant on a Pi4 for a while but I’m starting to want to integrate Grafana etc so I’m moving it to a dedicated PC.

I’ve done a base install of Ubuntu 19.10 Server and installed Docker as part of the options at the end of the default install and then followed the instructions on (https://www.home-assistant.io/hassio/installation/) for a supervised install. So far so good.

I can see the 5 docker containers running but they don’t appear to have any ports mapped to allow access.

When I run docker ps I get the following;

Now I’m very new to Docker and I’m sure that I’m missing something but I can’t see what.

The second question I’m going to have off the back of this is moving my Conbee stick I can see people using docker compose to map the Conbee stick to the container but which container should I map it to and where do I find the docker compose file?

Thanks in advance for any help.

[Burningstone]

@sibrows

I can see the 5 docker containers running but they don’t appear to have any ports mapped to allow access.

That’s normal, I also don’t see anything in the ports section for these containers.

Does it not work or why are you asking?

@sibrows

onbee stick I can see people using docker compose to map the Conbee stick to the container but which container should I map it to and where do I find the docker compose file?

You don’t have a docker-compose file and you don’t need to map anything with Home Assistant Supervised. You can go to the supervisor tab and in the System section click on the Hardware button to see the devices connected to the host.
You probably need to disable modemanager. Check this section of the Z-Wave docs (I know it’s for Z-Wave but it applies to ZigBee as well, it’s mentioned later) for more information.

[sibrows (Simon)]

So having reconnected to the host machine realised that I’d got the IP wrong. Sorry for wasting your time.

Thanks @Burningstone moving the Conbee stick was very easy.