Home Assistant Configuration

My personal home-assistant config files.

Devices

• ODroid XU4 (1)
  • Server, runs Debian Jessie compiled using Armbian.
• Aeotech Z-Stick Gen5
  • Main Z-Wave controller connected to server
• GE In-Wall On/Off Switch (1)
  • Front porch light switch
• GE In-Wall Dimmer Switch (1)
  • Living room light switch
• GE In-Wall Outlets (3)
  • Front Porch outlet (Front Window Christmas lights)
  • Dining room outlet (Christmas tree)
• Chamberlain Garage door opener - myQ enabled (1)
  • Controls garage door
• Irdroid USB Transceiver (1)
  • Living room TV remote
  • Bluray player remote
  • iClebo vacuum remote (only when in range of IR transceiver of course)
• Android Phone
  • Used in conjunction with Owntracks to notify of arrivals and departures from home/work.
• Google Home (1)

Software-based Integrations

• Google Voice
  • pygooglevoice integrated with a few python scripts I wrote I am able to toggle the Google Voice call forwarding state on the phones in my account.
• Mosquitto server
  • Server has mosquitto running for communication with Owntracks on phone.
• Plex server
  • Plex monitoring and control via the plex media player component

Services

The server has many services running. These are the main ones:

• Home Assistant (of course)
• Plex media server
• HTPC Manager
• Mosquitto
• NZBGet
• Pi-Hole
• Plexpy
• Sonarr
• Radarr
• Headphones
• Jackett
• Lirc

Most of these services are monitored via home-assistant and can be quickly restarted from a hass switch if needed.

Servers

Home assistant is also setup to monitor a few servers in the house. The monitoring is a simple ping to be sure they are up, when they go down I receive notifications.

• Obihai OBi200 - For voip with Google voice
• Plex Client - A client running in our guest room. It runs on a raspberry pi using rasplex.
• Canon Printer - This is a wifi printer and it is monitored to see that it stays on the network as well as ink levels using a custom component.