On this occasion in A Podcast for IT we have the pleasure of playing again a topic that we liked a lot, so back to the world of Raspberry Pi, On this occasion we will talk about how it can help us in the field of education.
In this post we are going to see something very interesting, And it's nothing more than the ability to track or track certain Bluetooth devices (Smart Bracelets, Mobile phones…) Per house, with the aim of locating the position at all times to carry out automations.
¡Ole, ole and ole Rigodón! VMware through a fling presents a new version of the ESXi hypervisor, for ARM architectures, What a marvel! In this post we will see something that is not supported (For now), and it's nothing more than how to install ESXi on a Raspberry Pi 4. ¿For what? Then we discussed it.
Well, I think this will be a wild post, So I'm apologizing to you from now on… Well what? We'll try to see how to install OctoPrint to control our 3D printers, we will continue with The Spaghetti Detective so that someone looks for us during the printing and if something inopportune happens stop the printing, or do what you have to do. And we ended up integrating this with Home Assistant, with the idea of creating automations and centralizing government.
In a podcast for IT, finally the day came when we started talking about Raspberry Pi, is our first Raspberry Pi topic podcast, So it's an entry mode, where at the beginning we will talk about what it is, and prepare, that I then go with my machine gun distributing ideas and possibilities to use at home, At work, at school or for their own training.
Well a quick post, I leave you a little bit of the way I usually use to make security cups or backups of the Raspberry Pi that we have in our environment, it is well known that the evil that lurks in them is the corruption of SD cards, So before you have any surprises, it is always good to have an updated image of our Pi or its content.
One of the great possibilities of Centreon, is that we can install it on a Raspberry Pi, we can think of it to install any Centreon role, well if we want it to be our only Central monitoring point, as more commonly to be able to use it in remote delegations or in our clients if we are a provider of such a service.
We started a series of super interesting posts, where in this first one we will see the installation of Hassio or Home Assistant on a Debian machine as a container will be quick and easy, From there, it will be time to grow and centralize all our devices so that we can manage them from here. Home Assistant is going to become the brain of our home automation system, From here we will know the status of each device and carry out the corresponding actions that interest us.
Imagine the thousand possibilities that having an optical fingerprint sensor connected to a Raspberry Pi gives us, We will be able to capture and identify the information of the fingerprints that interest us and take actions based on it. In my particular case I put it at the entrance to the house, If you find my footprint or those of my family, because it opens the door without the need for keys!
Well, after a while tinkering with these wonderful devices, I wanted to share with you some steps that you may need. The SonOffs are small Wifi modules based on ESP8266 with a relay. Ideal for remotely controlling a lamp… or whatever we need to turn off and on remotely. In this post we will see how to flash them and change the firmware and install Tasmota with a Raspberry Pi; sincerely, I found it to be the simplest option of all the ones I tried and it works with all SonOffs.
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