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[2492.46 --> 2493.36] That's the difference. |
[2493.50 --> 2497.96] And you need that if you have a home assistant OS-based system. |
[2497.96 --> 2507.68] If you're just, you know, rolling your own OS and then, you know, doing like container version of home assistant, you just install tail scale on the base OS like you normally would and it'd be fine. |
[2508.16 --> 2512.84] I'll put a link to both of them in the show notes so you can, you know, pick and choose the one that works best for you. |
[2512.86 --> 2518.36] Because if you got like the Nebukasa cloud thing, then you probably just want the tail scale control panel where you can control devices and stuff. |
[2518.76 --> 2523.88] But if you don't have Nebukasa yet or you got an additional home assistant box, you might want the full tail scale stuff. |
[2523.88 --> 2526.84] For that, you're going to need the community add-ons. |
[2527.96 --> 2532.28] Humio.com slash H-C-E. |
[2532.44 --> 2536.50] That's where you go to ingest all of your logs in one place. |
[2537.10 --> 2540.40] Humio is a centralized log management and observability platform. |
[2540.72 --> 2552.12] The company was founded by developers in Denmark in 2016 as an alternative to legacy logging solutions that make it cost prohibitive to ingest and search tons of logs. |
[2552.12 --> 2555.40] I mean, you know how many logs just one of your boxes produce these days. |
[2555.48 --> 2557.26] What if you threw all of your systems in there? |
[2557.26 --> 2562.34] That's the real beauty of Humio is it takes the logs from any source and it makes them usable. |
[2562.74 --> 2565.28] You don't have to constantly massage the format. |
[2565.64 --> 2567.16] You don't need to provide it a schema. |
[2567.54 --> 2573.00] You just pump them all into Humio and they're there when you need them with a great dashboard. |
[2573.28 --> 2575.14] And their platform is crazy fast. |
[2575.74 --> 2582.80] Humio's index-free architecture means you can ingest over a petabyte of data per day and then search that data with sub-second latency. |
[2582.80 --> 2588.12] But I'll tell you what, I think the best way to get going with Humio is probably the Community Edition. |
[2588.88 --> 2598.28] Humio Community Edition is the largest no-cost data ingestion offering on the market today, allowing you to ingest up to 16 gigs per day with seven-day retention. |
[2598.86 --> 2599.78] It's not a trial period. |
[2600.02 --> 2601.28] You get it for the long haul. |
[2601.28 --> 2605.62] So this is perfect for self-hosters who are maybe trying to do a little troubleshooting, figuring out what's going on. |
[2605.68 --> 2609.92] Maybe you want to put all your devices in there and get a view on your entire environment at once. |
[2610.42 --> 2612.38] So much simpler when you're trying to troubleshoot. |
[2613.44 --> 2617.98] Actually going to every place to check every log, especially when you're dealing with Home Assistant. |
[2618.54 --> 2621.88] Now, yeah, yeah, it'll also take your Home Assistant logs. |
[2622.72 --> 2623.20] It's great. |
[2623.44 --> 2625.22] You know, you could use it to monitor power consumption. |
[2625.38 --> 2627.12] You could use it to monitor the health of your system. |
[2627.22 --> 2629.76] You could use it to monitor your system log and more. |
[2630.18 --> 2631.80] And the best part is Humio just figures it out. |
[2632.16 --> 2633.40] So go try the Community Edition. |
[2633.88 --> 2634.40] It's awesome. |
[2634.88 --> 2636.94] We already have listeners out there that are trying it out right now. |
[2637.10 --> 2639.38] Some of them out and they're off-grid setups. |
[2639.56 --> 2640.20] Very jealous. |
[2640.96 --> 2642.08] It's such a great system. |
[2642.44 --> 2645.38] And the best part is you get that forever. |
[2645.62 --> 2647.76] That seven-day retention, 16 gigs per day. |
[2647.76 --> 2652.36] But you got to get started by going to humio.com slash H-C-E. |
[2652.44 --> 2653.38] That's the Community Edition. |
[2653.68 --> 2654.14] It's free. |
[2654.14 --> 2657.54] Humio.com slash H-C-E. |
[2659.24 --> 2662.42] I did something I should never do today. |
[2662.64 --> 2663.16] Smoke crack. |
[2663.40 --> 2665.94] I updated to the iOS 16 beta. |
[2666.16 --> 2667.12] Oh, you did. |
[2667.18 --> 2669.32] It's the release candidate, in fairness. |
[2669.72 --> 2670.50] I put that on my iPad. |
[2670.74 --> 2672.10] I didn't dare put it on the phone. |
[2672.42 --> 2672.94] It's nice. |
[2673.20 --> 2673.50] Yeah? |
[2673.68 --> 2674.20] Works well. |
[2674.64 --> 2675.66] I just wanted that lock screen. |
[2675.66 --> 2677.02] I just wanted to try out the... |
[2677.02 --> 2677.34] Sure. |
[2678.10 --> 2679.68] Literally just wanted to try the lock screen. |
[2679.98 --> 2683.08] Yeah, it's always nice to know what apps might need updating or might break to. |
[2683.08 --> 2684.40] You know, so it's... |
[2684.40 --> 2685.90] If you got the ability. |
[2686.16 --> 2687.10] And you work from home. |
[2687.28 --> 2690.36] My favorite feature so far is the battery percentage. |
[2690.62 --> 2690.88] Really? |
[2691.48 --> 2692.00] That's it. |
[2693.84 --> 2694.88] Oh, Apple. |
[2695.14 --> 2697.12] They give it so, so slowly. |
[2698.16 --> 2699.26] They really do. |
[2699.42 --> 2699.60] Yeah. |
[2699.78 --> 2700.18] The... |
[2700.18 --> 2702.98] Was it the iPhone 14 has always on display? |
[2702.98 --> 2705.78] And I jokingly said to a buddy of mine, yeah, welcome to 2014. |
[2706.48 --> 2706.72] Yeah. |
[2706.76 --> 2708.50] My Pixel 3 has that. |
[2709.44 --> 2709.80] Yeah. |
[2710.08 --> 2713.34] Now, the satellite calling, actually kind of legit. |
[2713.64 --> 2714.40] That's pretty cool. |
[2714.94 --> 2715.24] Yeah. |
[2715.68 --> 2719.76] I could see, you know, even though I'm not like some extreme hiker, I could see being on |
[2719.76 --> 2722.90] a back road somewhere and, you know, need to make an emergency call. |
[2723.10 --> 2726.66] Or you're in the middle of nowhere in your RV and there's a couple of dodgy looking dudes |
[2726.66 --> 2727.32] coming your way. |
[2727.46 --> 2727.90] You know what I'm saying? |
[2728.08 --> 2728.36] Yeah. |
[2728.80 --> 2729.46] That has happened. |
[2729.52 --> 2729.80] You're right. |
[2730.10 --> 2734.36] And the thing is, is they said that it's not only going to be restricted to emergency |
[2734.36 --> 2734.82] calling. |
[2734.94 --> 2736.72] Like, there'll be some other limited functionality. |
[2737.16 --> 2739.24] Like, you can use Find My with it. |
[2739.36 --> 2740.02] So, if you need to send... |
[2740.02 --> 2743.26] Oh, could I order a pizza to the middle of Death Valley? |
[2743.32 --> 2743.60] Probably. |
[2744.24 --> 2744.50] Yeah. |
[2744.54 --> 2745.44] I think you probably could. |
[2745.88 --> 2746.72] I hope so. |
[2746.90 --> 2747.84] Otherwise, what a waste. |
[2747.84 --> 2749.88] I wonder what the delivery fees would be for that. |
[2751.74 --> 2753.46] What you do is you sign up for DoorDash. |
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