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Hi,

I'd love to have high availability for my HA setup. But I'd want to use it on my two Synology DS918+'s.
problem is that they haven't updated their docker version to allow for swarming.
Is there a way around this?

Cheers

Hello,

I think that it would be helpful to add a Reverse proxy like HAProxy in order to handle the failover and load balancing for the MQTT communication.

Here is a project that would be a good starting point:

https://github.com/lelylan/haproxy-mqtt

Hi, and thank you for this great work.
it could be simple to convert the compose file into Kubernetes blueprints (using the compose project).

Do you see any limitations in making this work on Kubernetes?

So, I know this is still pretty new, in my home environment, I have a server rack, 5 Servers, 2 of which are UPS backed and run ESXI, the other are CentOS ZoL with KVM and GPU Passthrough. I would ideally like to run this on each of the Hosts as VMs (Preferably CentOS) but I am unsure of which direction to go.

Should I try to get Ansible to create a Docker container in CentOS like you stated, or would it be better to try to get ESXI and KVM to emulate Raspbian and have Ansible handle the Raspbian hosts?

Not so much an issue but a question: I see the playbook uses "raspberrypi3" for the HA install. Is it possible to have a mix of RPi models in the cluster? For instance could a cluster be comprised of 1x Pi4 and 2x Pi3, or 1x Pi4, 1x Pi3, and a PiZero for the third node just as witness, or a two node cluster be 1x Pi4 and 1x Pi3? Is it possible to designate a node to only act as a witness for quorum? For instance if you have only 2 USB sticks ensuring HA core only runs on the first two nodes since the third node would not have the zwave hardware? Thanks for any input in advance and thank you for this interesting project.