Gladys on a Nuc

Configuration
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Hello to the community.
Interested in this development, I would like to know if it is possible to install Gladys on a Nuc under Debian 10. Is there an all-in-one configuration (Debian and Gladys) on one image? Thanks in advance
Lanews

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Hello @lanews, no there is no Debian image with Gladys.

We provide a Docker image, so the easiest way is to install Docker on your NUC and run Gladys in a Docker container.

You have all the information in the documentation.

Do not hesitate if you need help.

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OK, thanks for the almost instant reply

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@lanews

Here’s the correct link:

Basically, you just need to install a fresh Debian/Ubuntu on your Nuc, then install Docker (it takes one line)

curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh

(Make sure to give your Linux user the rights to the Docker group, there is a command to run with sudo at the end of the configuration, which will be displayed)

Then launch Gladys with the docker run in the documentation above :slight_smile: Normally, it’s done in 2 minutes!

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Thanks, I’ll check that out a bit later. Well done for the quick response. B j

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Late response but this is for future readers of the post :wink:
There is this site that offers pre-configured Debian images for different machines (Raspberry, Banana, Olimex, amd, x86 etc) Supported Hardware | Armbian
UEFI x86 | Armbian for amd/intel nuc
UEFI arm64 | Armbian for arm nuc
in CLI (command line) or Desktop (graphical interface) version

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Hello,
@pierre-gilles
It might be interesting to put this link somewhere on the site so that owners of this type of equipment can test Gladys installations and validate this type of equipment other than Raspberry Pi as being compatible with Gladys (for example, I have a Beelink BT3 Pro and it works perfectly, especially with node-red installed)

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Absolutely!
Can you make a tutorial for us? :slight_smile:

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It’s planned :wink: Once I’m done with my tutorial on the gladys node-red ipx800v5 connection, I’m struggling with a loop issue due to the mqtt operation on the gladys side (from the ipx800v5, when I trigger relay 1 on the ihm, there’s no problem, the switch on the gladys side activates correctly and that’s it, however, in the other direction, it loops). I think I’ve found a solution :exploding_head: by using a flow variable to tag the command direction and prevent the loop « gladys action=\u003emodify ipx800 relay=\u003esend ipx state to gladys=\u003eactiongladys Â»