Category: Smart Home
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Monitoring Flint 2 router with Munin
The Flint2 aka GL-MT6000 router is my new router of choice…running OpenWRT based firmware, it is customizable, not locked down, not idiot proof. Thats great if you want, or need the ability to set up your home network the way you want. That’s me. Anyway, cool. I got one, configured it, everything works as expected.…
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Downloading local Blink videos
I have a couple Blink cameras and a sync 2 module. I don’t pay for the cloud storage, instead the videos are saved to the storage card on the sync module. That’s great except WOW is it painfully slow to view and managed those videos via the blink app.
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Munin Monitor Tesla Powerwall/Solar info using local API
Who this is for: Tesla Solar owners with Powerwalls, with the Powerwall on your local network on a known IP address (ie reserved IP via dhcp), and your munin software also running on your local network We’re going to use Powerwall2PVOutput to graph our tesla solar+powerwall behavior in munin.
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Monitoring Ioniq 5 / Kia EV6 EV SOC / 12 V battery with Munin
The SOC (state of charge) and the charge of the 12v battery is available in the MyHundai app. That means you can also look it up via the bluelink API. This munin plugin will poll the API (not too frequently, and NOT pulling current values from the car – to avoid 12v battery drain) and…
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We put the HA! in Home Automation
I admit it. I’ve got a Smart Home. It’s supposed to be like this: Sometimes – many times – it’s like this: