In this tutorial i will show you how to install HomeAsistant using Portainer
If you don't have the Docker Engine and Portainer apps installed on your NAS, install them using this guide Docker Engine and Portainer. If you have them already installed, proceed further.
If you already have them from a previous container installation, proceed to Step 3. If not, follow this guide to launch a web terminal and run the command :
id
You can also use putty or any other SSH client. In this case, ssh service must run on your NAS
Find your current time zone on this website, as example for Brussels is:
TZ=Europe/Brussels
Open Portainer using the icon from TOS desktop ( if Portainer is already installed and enabled), or enable Portainer from App Center and open it from there by typing in your web browser http://yournasip:19000.
Note. If you open the Portainer via the TOS desktop icon, you can face an error message during deployments of big images. If you want to access portainer only for Stack update (without repulling the image) then you can do it via the TOS desktop icon.
After you login on Portainer, go to Home, then click on your Local Environment
Go to Stacks and click on Add stack
On the name type homeassistant, select Web editor and paste the code below.
Make sure you replace the PUID and PGID with the values for your user found on Step 2 Make sure you replace the TZ value with the value for your specific zone found on Step 3
Config files will be stored at /Volume1/DockerAppsData/HomeAssistant
device: section is optional, only if you want to make a device connected to your NAS visible by homeassistant. In the example below i choosed my USB to serial adapter/dev/ttyUSB0
restart: you can choose from always, unless-stopped, or on-failure[:number of retries]
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HomeAssistant
Open source home automation
In this tutorial i will show you how to install HomeAsistant using Portainer
If you don't have the Docker Engine and Portainer apps installed on your NAS, install them using this guide Docker Engine and Portainer. If you have them already installed, proceed further.
If you already have them from a previous container installation, proceed to Step 3. If not, follow this guide to launch a web terminal and run the command :
idYou can also use putty or any other SSH client. In this case, ssh service must run on your NAS
Find your current time zone on this website, as example for Brussels is:
TZ=Europe/BrusselsOpen Portainer
using the icon from TOS desktop ( if Portainer is already installed and enabled), or enable Portainer from App Center and open it from thereby typing in your web browserhttp://yournasip:19000.Note. If you open the Portainer via the TOS desktop icon, you can face an error message during deployments of big images. If you want to access portainer only for Stack update (without repulling the image) then you can do it via the TOS desktop icon.
After you login on Portainer, go to Home, then click on your Local Environment
Go to Stacks and click on Add stack
On the name type homeassistant, select Web editor and paste the code below.
Make sure you replace the PUID and PGID with the values for your user found on Step 2
Make sure you replace the TZ value with the value for your specific zone found on Step 3
Config files will be stored at /Volume1/DockerAppsData/HomeAssistant
device:section is optional, only if you want to make a device connected to your NAS visible by homeassistant.In the example below i choosed my USB to serial adapter
/dev/ttyUSB0restart:you can choose from always, unless-stopped, or on-failure[:number of retries]version: "3.9" services: homeassistant: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/homeassistant:latest container_name: homeassistant network_mode: host environment: - PUID=0 - PGID=0 - TZ=Europe/Brussels volumes: - /Volume1/DockerAppsData/HomeAssistant:/config ports: - 8123:8123 devices: - /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0 restart: on-failure:5After you adapt the needed values, scroll down and click on Deploy the stack. The button will change to Deployment in progress.
If no errors occur, you will get a message that deployment was successful and the homeassistant stack will appear on the list. Click on it.
If everything was OK, the container will show as running.
Navigate to
http://yournasip:8123to open the homeassistant interfaceGo through the setup steps, some devices will be detected and installation is completed.