Home Assistant: Customization and Automations
Advanced topics related to Home Assistant (HA) using in-depth steps, allowing you to maximize the use of Home Assistant, and also help with experimentation. ▶
Advanced topics related to Home Assistant (HA) using in-depth steps, allowing you to maximize the use of Home Assistant, and also help with experimentation. ▶
You can build your own Network Time Protocol (NTP) server using GPS and PPS on your ODROID. This system gives you very accurate time which can be very useful for specific use cases. As a result, our local server can have a very accurate time with less than 10 microseconds of tolerance. ▶
This is a guide to install GBM-enabled user space drivers and build retro gaming emulators. ▶
Chances are you’ve heard of Bitcoin, the anonymous and secure cryptocurrency which has made waves over the years. ▶
In the January issue of ODROID Magazine, I introduced you to some of the new features of NEMS Linux 1.5 and how to upgrade from 1.4.1 to 1.5 using the NEMS Migrator tool. NEMS Linux 1.5 has since been gaining momentum on the XU4 platform. This little single board computer from Hardkernel has proven itself as a stable platform for a Nagios Enterprise Monitoring Server. ▶
Remember Part 1 of this guide? We set up a Bitcoin full node with Lightning from scratch, went to quite some length to secure our box, and started testing Bitcoin on testnet. ▶
This tutorial will show you how to adjust the partitions on an SD card made from an image of a smaller sized SD card. For example, you have a fresh new 32GB SD card ready for your Monku1000 / ODROID-GO. ▶
Overview Kubernetes (or k8s for short) is an extensible open source container orchestration platform designed for managing containerized workloads and services at scale. It helps in automated deployment, scaling, and management of container centric application workloads across a cluster of nodes (bare-metal, virtual, or cloud) by orchestrating compute, network, and ▶
The Docker team has developed a clustering and scheduling tool for Docker containers, called swarm. This article describes how one can create an ODROID-HC1 based swarm cluster. This cluster fits in a 19″ rack. ▶
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