AI Generated After successfully upgrading our InfluxDB 1.8 instance to version 2, using docker containers, we perform a check to verify the actual presence of the migrated data, using Grafana and the InfluxDB

Finally, let's upgrade InfluxDB from v 1.8 to v 2.0 using docker containers and the official procedure. After duplicating the Influxdb 1.8 container, let's create

AI generated After installing INFLUXDB v. 2 on Rasperry PI 4 with Openhabian 64bit operating system, we run some reading and writing tests. By configuring a test OpenHAB to write to the new InfluxDB v.

AI generated Let's try installing InfluxDB v. 2 on a 64-bit operating system (minimum requirement) Using Docker we install an InfluxDB v. 2 container on the Raspberry PI 4 with OpenHabian 64-bit operating

Short video update on my UI2FILES software, which is used to migrate the configuration made via MAIN UI to text files. I have inserted some changes to handle the lack of management of aggregation functions

Foto di Megan Rexazin Conde da Pixabay Short video to show a problem I had on my "fresh" installation of OpenHAB 4.2. The current time used by OpenHAB for logs and rules invocations was wrong

This file is licensed under the International license. New video on the "OPENHAB in a NUTSHELL" series. Last mini chapter dedicated to the Mosquitto MQTT Broker; let's see together how to install

Video update on my OpenHAB 4 setup. In this new video let's see where I am with my software for automatically creating OpenHAB configuration files. If someone wants to try the software, they can download

Foto di OpenClipart-Vectors da Pixabay New video on the "OPENHAB in a NUTSHELL" series. The miniseries dedicated to MQTT continues; this time let's see together how to install the Mosquitto MQTT

Video update on my OpenHAB 4 setup. I decided to switch to text file configuration. I like MAIN UI but when you reach a big number of items to manage I think it's better using text files than UI. For this

AI Generated New video on the "OPENHAB in a NUTSHELL" series. Let's continue the miniseries dedicated to MQTT, within the OpenHAB in a Nutshell series and see how to install the open source broker

Let's begin a new miniseries within the OPENHAB in a Nutshell series , dedicated to the MQTT protocol, widely used in IoT systems for its technical characteristics that make it the ideal protocol in these

In this new video we resume the project of the swimming pool control unit by assembling a rough but functional prototype. The components used are: ESP8266 NodeMCU Lolin v.3: MCU with integrated Wifi TDS

AI generated New video of the "OPENHAB in a nutshell". We always talk about physical device integration, but this time we use a "vertical" binding dedicated to XIAOMI products. By

Finally new stuff has arrived from AliExpress. Let's try to integrate them in OpenHAB. Items: Analog Digital Converter: to be used with ESP8266 which has a low quality built-in ADC and just a single analog

AI generated New video of the "OPENHAB in a nutshell". We talk about the integration of physical devices using MQTT binding as an example of "horizontal" integration Let's do a couple

AI generated New video of the series "OPENHAB in a NUTSHELL". Let's talk about the integration of physical devices using Bindings. Let's see the different types of bindings Enjoy the video

AI generated Calibration of the PH 4502C probe, using a PH 9.18 solution to define a second calibration point, in addition to the PH 7 point already defined in the previous video. I update the sketch with

AI generated In this new video I take up the project of the swimming pool control unit again, starting to test the PH probe purchased on Aliexpress, based on the PH-4502C board. I used an Arduino UNO,

AI generated In this new video of the OpenHAB in a nutshell series, we always talk about SEMANTIC modeling from a practical point of view, going to do a Refactoring of an already existing non-semantic