tl;dr Where is the add-on store when running from docker? Background: I was using HA in venv, in ubuntu 18.04, and it worked pretty well most of the time. But the installation was not smooth and whenever I wanted to add functionality like zigbee or secure connection issues arise. I’ve decided to …

HACS components are not addons. They are totally different things and not what the OP was asking about.

it’s a little stupid how this used to be possible with hassio and now they expect you to run an entirely new OS…

[image] Sloth-on-meth: it’s a little stupid how this used to be possible with hassio This was renamed a year ago to HAOS. Everything that was previouly possible is still possible now. It was just a rename.

As mentioned, most of the addons can be replaced with just a regular docker container from dockerhub. I run HA Core on docker and have yet to find a case where I couldn’t find a regular container for something I needed to integrate. Right now I have Mosquitto, Node Red, MaryTTS and DOODS contain…

This is not just a rename. Running HA supervised inn docker on Ubuntu is not supported anymore since then. it’s laughable

HAOS and HA Supervised are two different things, take a read of the installation methods. Hass.io was indeed renamed, you have some catching up to do. [image] Home Assistant Installation Methods Community Guides Home Assistant Installation Methods Name Required Skills…

[image] Sloth-on-meth: They told us to literally install debian or HAOS and told us to f**k off, like, bruh. Except they didn’t do that at all, bruh. You can still use Ubuntu and install Container or Core with no issues. You can install HAOS or Supervised in a VM on a Linux OS of your choosin…

I’m a little late to the party, do you know where these docker containers can be found? Are they able to be created with simple docker run or compose commands? I’ve been searching for a few days now and not been able to find anything that I understand as a way to create the containers unfortunately,…

This has all lost me. I have just installed, on two SD cards, one version of HA via the pre built Raspberry pi SD image, and theo other via the Docker instructions I see that Supervisor and the add on store is not installed via Docker, and I can’t afford to jsut go out and buy a new raspberry Pi p…

[image] NeilP: can i just install some how this add on (AirSonos) to the Docker version Add-ons are docker containers specifically designed to work with one of two installation methods: Home Assistant OS Home Assistant Supervised You appear to be using Home Assistant Container which isn’t …

Where is the add-on store when running from docker?

Installation

kanga_who (Jason) May 14, 2021, 12:31am 21

HAOS and HA Supervised are two different things, take a read of the installation methods. Hass.io was indeed renamed, you have some catching up to do.

Something to allow Sonos streaming form other devices