Two weeks ago, we had a short powercut which knocked out my entire network (again!) and this time, something odd happened… My Home Monitoring application was unable to connect to the Tesla Powerwall despite a reboot of the router, home monitoring app and various other devices. Upon investigating the issue, …
I’ve been using self-signed certificates for a few of the applications and services I run at home on the local network for a year now and with Firefox it’s not an issue as you accept the risk the very first time and never get asked again. However in the kitchen, …
As previously mentioned in the home monitoring re-write number four post, I have a number of Arduinos around the house that collect data and send the data using an HTTP POST to the home monitoring application. During the upgrade of the home monitoring stack, I decided to introduce Nginx to …
Since getting the Tesla Powerwall installed, our trusted Wattson has not been able to display correct figures as it can’t tell if we are importing or exporting until the Powerwall is full. The Wattson displays a relatively static value of +150W indicating that we’re importing, yet the data from the …
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