Hello everyone!
First video of 2022, today I’m talking to you about Zigbee via a Sonoff Zigbee 3.0 USB key bought for 11€.
For me, Zigbee is the protocol that is growing the most, with 1937 devices compatible with Zigbee2mqtt, and thus compatible with Gladys.
The video is available on YouTube here:
I count on you to leave a comment under the YouTube video, it really has an effect on the video’s referencing 
Just a small remark. This is not entirely true, as some devices are not compatible with the core models of Gladys (like multi-button devices) such as this one ADEO HR-C99C-Z-C045 control via MQTT | Zigbee2MQTT
Or exotic peripherals like this one RTX ZVG1 control via MQTT | Zigbee2MQTT
Indeed well spotted, some exotic devices are not fully managed by Gladys, an adaptation will be needed 
Some less exotic ones like thermostatic radiator valves.
Some features don’t exist yet, but overall it’s very functional and I use it every day 
Thanks for this video 
Lots of projects in perspective with Gladys and Zigbee 
I just noticed that there’s a -25% promotion on Domadoo for the Sonoff Zigbee dongle from the video, at €8.99 (with the sales) →
I also take this opportunity to say that Gladys is now a Domadoo partner, and that if you order from Domadoo through these links, the project receives a commission
I’m also in discussions with Domadoo to see about writing articles for their blog, which could bring in more people!
Great 
Well done for this work!
This is where I ordered all my radiator thermostatic heads (well, controlled with Zigbee2Mqtt and Red for now 
) and the price is far from being as expensive as on other sites. Not to mention that the delivery was faster than Amazon Prime!!
I ordered 2 this morning 
@pierre-gilles is it the domid=17 to add in the url?
I will soon take that
@VonOx Yes it’s the ?domid=17 in the URL
If you buy from them, go through a link first 
It’s true that they are very fast, a French brand, and prices not necessarily overpriced. I’m happy to be able to support this kind of supplier
, order placed. Thanks for this very good tutorial and great deal.
I would be interested in your feedback once you’ve integrated it into Gladys
Same thing with an additional SONOFF - Connected Micro Switch Module and a SONOFF - Wireless Switch
In the end, there is a promo package with the sales, I made a compilation of what seems most interesting to me:
I will send this list tonight in the Gladys newsletter, if you see other interesting promos I will add them to the newsletter as well!
However, how do we link it to Gladys when Gladys is in a docker under NUC? I couldn’t find it!
It’s not different from a Pi
You just need to make sure your Docker container has the USB port exposed inside.
If you use the Docker command from the Gladys documentation:
This is the case (-v /dev:/dev \)
Hello @pierre-gilles,
I use yatch to manage containers but I don’t see where this is configured?
I didn’t know Yacht, but in the documentation it’s the « volumes » part of the JSON:
That’s the problem with the name of this thing, it’s the Google search for it! 
Sinon you can just deploy your containers directly, that’s fine too ^^
