As per this tutorial or this one
Install the IOTstack: git clone https://github.com/gcgarner/IOTstack.git ~/IOTstack
To start the Menu
cd ~/IOTstack
./menu.sh
After you install Docker and you have chosen anything from the Menu - type: docker-compose up -d
This will download the Docker images from Internet and will install them on your Raspberry Pi. Depending on how many containers you selected and your internet connection speed this can take a while.
Big shoutout to Graham Garner and his great work on Docker IOTstack which is just perfect for getting started with IoT and Smart Home on Raspberry Pi. All the credits for the menu creation goes to him. This is the link to his Github repo - https://github.com/gcgarner/IOTstack
Portainer URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:9000
Node RED URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:1880
Grafana URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:3000 Default Credentials: username: admin password: admin Then you have to change your password
Mosquitto To enter inside the Mosquitto container execute:
docker exec -it mosquitto /bin/sh
or
./services/mosquitto/terminal.sh
Then run the following command:
mosquitto_passwd -c /mosquitto/config/pwfile MYUSER replacing MYUSER with your username.
It will then ask you to type your password and confirm it.
To exit the container’s shell type:
exit
Edit the file below and remove the comment in front of password_file
services/mosquitto/mosquitto.conf
Restart the container either from Portainer or with the command:
docker-compose restart mosquitto
Then you can use these credentials in Tasmota, Node-RED, Home Assistant etc.
Home Assistant (HASSIO) URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:8123
InfluxDb Default Credentials:
username: nodered
password: nodered
To enter inside the InfluxDB container execute: docker exec -it influxdb /bin/bash or
./services/influxdb/terminal.sh
Using the CLI inside container you can type the following
To create mydb Database:
CREATE DATABASE mydb
To show all available Databases:
SHOW DATABASES
To connect to mydb Database:
USE mydb
To insert a single time series data point into InfluxDB, enter:
INSERT cpu,host=serverA,region=us_west value=0.64
To retrieve data from the database
SELECT "host", "region", "value" FROM "cpu"
Pi-Hole URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:8089/admin Default Credentials: password: pihole Then you can change the password by editing the following file:
~/IOTstack/services/pihole/pihole.env
Portainer URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:9000 Default Credentials: You will be asked to choose a password
OpenHAB URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:8080 YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:8443 for HTTPS.
Plex media server URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:32400/web Info: Follow the instruction from rasp pi docs to mount your external drive to /home/pi/mnt/HDD in you fstab. Edit your docker-compose.yml file under plex and uncomment the volumes for tv series and movies Run docker-compose up -d to rebuild plex with the new volumes
Log2Ram Execute the following commands to ensure that this is working. They have to return some lines
df -h | grep log2ram
mount | grep log2ram
TasmoAdmin URL: YOUR_RASPBERRY_IP:8088
Use the home assistant --> google assistant intergration found here