people have no end of trouble with the Weather binding, I’ve personally switched to HTTP binding and parse out the info I need from wunderground’s API.networkhealth is replaced with the Network binding which has a lot more capabilities, though some of those require running OH as root.astro is vastly different but still provides all the functionality you are use to.mqtt will still work and be configured like you are used to.I get around this by setting up a python script that I already have running on some RPis for remote sensors that can receive an MQTT command and execute stuff for me. Thus executeCommandLine and Exec binding become almost useless. you won’t have ping let alone python) and the networking can be isolated pretty thoroughly as well so that features like the Network binding’s dhcplisten feature won’t work. But the Docker images tend to be vastly stripped down bare bones operating systems so common commands and utilities simply won’t be available (e.g. As you can see, it isn’t an either or situation. It isn’t mentioned much around here as most who decide to virtualize it go all the way and install ESXi or Xen as the host OS.ĭocker is great to get most of the isolation you get from virtualization and is in fact how I run my OH a VM running Ubuntu Server running on ESXi 6.5 with OH running in Docker. If you can make it so Virtualbox will start the VM as a service I see no reason why it would be a bad idea. Comparing Docker to Virtualbox is an apples to oranges comparison.Īnd since you use executeCommandLine a lot you have already been forced down the path of Virtualization rather than containerization so choose Virtualbox.
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