Gladys Assistant - a platform firstly centered only with raspberry pi, later with Linux has been growly slowly but a viable project to look into.
The idea of making an open-source with more powerful tools makes it easy, it contains
Home Automation is a serious topic.
Gladys Assistant doesn’t joke with security and wants its users to be protected from attackers.
Dependencies should be updated frequently
Dependencies should be carefully chosen to avoid backdoored or abandoned one
State of the art security measure should be implemented from day 1, and without asking the user to enter CLI commands
The Update process should work seamlessly to encourage users to upgrade frequently and has the latest upgrades
More UI frontend and a stable backend with SQLite make it store data locally and it never shares data outside.
The architecture of Gladys Assistant
Installation for Raspberry pi,
We provide a pre-built Raspbian image with Gladys already configured.
- Download Gladys Raspbian Buster v4-rev 2
- And unzip the downloaded zip file to get a
.img
file. - Clone the image on a SD card
- Then, you just have to clone this image on the SD card you want to use with you Raspberry Pi.
- Install Etcher, plug your SD card into your computer, and clone the
.img
file on your SD card.
Access Gladys
To access Gladys, open your browser on any computer on the local network your Raspberry Pi is connected. Then enter the URL http://gladys.local
.
You should see Gladys web UI!
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