Oops, I meant the zwave-js-ui integration of Gladys 
The MQTT integration of Gladys lets you connect your zwave-js-ui Docker to an MQTT server.
Then the Gladys zwave-js-ui integration will connect Gladys to that MQTT server to retrieve and control your devices.
Can you post the screenshot of the other side of the zwave-js MQTT gateway AND of the Gladys zwave-js-ui integration?
I wanted to check the topic name and the IP and port.
There you go — I think it’s this part that’s missing for you; apart from that, I don’t see anything else.
Perfect, thanks!
So instead of localhost in Host url, you should put http://192.268.1.117, I think.
For the port, it should be fine.
thanks for the feedback,
so I replaced it with the address: http://192.168.1.117 but nothing comes up. tinkering a bit I put this and it shows up/
however it says that my controller is not managed by Gladys. I’ll run some tests to see. thanks for your help. as soon as I have time I’ll try to make a short how-to with screenshots — I think that could help people.
in any case I can control the nodes from Gladys, that’s cool. I would
Indeed, the Auth wasn’t enabled and therefore there was no authorization to access the MQTT server — well done!
Have fun now, 
We can discuss the tutorial in DMs if you want, since I was also thinking of creating one.
Overall it was interesting and it helps to understand the system a little better. Where I’m going to have some trouble is with EnOcean, which manages my temperature sensors. I just saw that it needs to be deployed on Node-RED because there isn’t an integration yet. I’ll look into that.
