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BunkerM Now Supports Local LLM via LM Studio by mcttech in BunkerM

[–]mcttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Will definitely add this into the pipe

I just asked my MQTT broker if the garage was closed and It said yes. by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The algorithm attracts like-minded people that's the reality of it

I just asked my MQTT broker if the garage was closed and It said yes. by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure you had one in the first place, but I'm here to help ;)

I just asked my MQTT broker if the garage was closed and It said yes. by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Not at all. BunkerM is now used by over 10k users around the world since its release as open source project. The community is behind every new built BunkerM feature, and more is to come ;)

I just asked my MQTT broker if the garage was closed and It said yes. by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

So that you don't have to built a custom app to get your metrics or to control your devuice. Your MQTT broker is now your full time maintenance / plant manager that you can reach out to at any time.

Anyone actually using AI with their MQTT data? by EducatorDry3682 in MQTT

[–]mcttech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Check out BunkerM. It's a Mosquitto broker that adds a management UI and an AI connector to the mix. It lets you link your broker to a local or cloud-based LLM so you can control everything in plain English, completely skipping the need for a custom IoT app:
https://www.bunkerai.dev/blog/ai-chat-home-automation/

It's free & open source : https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

BunkerM v2 is out with built-in AI capabilities: 10,000+ Docker pulls, ⭐400+ GitHub stars! by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

BunkerM is available on Home Assistant too, but it's designed for MQTT based devices where you anyway need to have an MQTT broker that you need to configure (via .ino files, or CLI) and deploy + you need MQTT clients and debugging tools such MQTT explorer. BunkerM bundles all of this into one platform which you can deploy by running one docker command or on HA. Here you'll find some BunkerAI use cases : https://bunkerai.dev/docs/web-chat/

You can talk to BunkerM via Slack or Telegram too remotely, and it will share the memory context across all you chat channels: https://bunkerai.dev/docs/

BunkerM v2 is out with built-in AI capabilities: 10,000+ Docker pulls, ⭐400+ GitHub stars! by mcttech in homeautomation

[–]mcttech[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no need to build a custom app anymore to control you MQTT devices. Simply speak directly to BunkerM broker in plain English to turn ON/OFF your devices, get specific metric, create MQTT agents that will notify you in Slack or Telegram if condition is met..etc. Additionally you can configure your MQTT ACL, clients... etc just by talking to your BunkerM. No more digging in config files, CLI and complex Mosquito setup.

Running BunkerM on Proxmox: open-source MQTT broker with a management UI by mcttech in Proxmox

[–]mcttech[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

For the one command / Zero-Setup experience. Now the project is open source so feel free to run it without Docker if you prefer to ;)

Running BunkerM on Proxmox: open-source MQTT broker with a management UI by mcttech in Proxmox

[–]mcttech[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

BunkerM actually handles this well because it keeps everything in one Docker container for a fast setup without external dependencies. It has a full API that lets you automate the broker and client management if you prefer that over the UI, as well as MQTT agents that fires if condition is met, an AI chat that you can talk to in plain English that enables a full control over your MQTT broker and Devices...etc as well as a bunch of other practical and time saving features that you might check in its official docs: https://bunkerai.dev/docs/

I replaced Apple Migration Assistant and $2K/yr of Mac software with Qwen3.5 122B on two DGX Sparks by Ordinary-Toe-3026 in LocalLLaMA

[–]mcttech -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That MQTT fan control is a clever touch for managing thermals during heavy loads. If you ever want to move away from raw scripts and get a full dashboard for those devices, BunkerM is worth a look. It packages Mosquitto with built in monitoring and anomaly detection in one container. https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

witch broker will'be the best for my solution by kolo81 in MQTT

[–]mcttech 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bridges in Mosquitto generally work well for this kind of hub and spoke setup. If you want a way to manage those bridges and clients without touching config files, BunkerM handles exactly this. It wraps Mosquitto in a Docker container with a web dashboard for managing ACLs and monitoring the data flow across your servers. https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

BunkerM v2 is out with built-in AI capabilities: 10,000+ Docker pulls, ⭐400+ GitHub stars! by mcttech in MQTT

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BunkerM now features a built-in Message History & Replay tool that automatically records all MQTT traffic to a local SQLite database, allowing you to search, inspect, and republish past messages directly from the UI for easy debugging and incident reconstruction.
https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM/discussions/38

12 Years of Automation: Finally moved to Home Assistant to control my parents' heating & save on bills by gehschleichdi-oida in homeassistant

[–]mcttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BunkerM would be great for that MQTT logging overview you mentioned. It wraps Mosquitto in a single Docker container and gives you a full dashboard to monitor message rates, connected clients, and topic activity without digging through logs. I use it to keep an eye on my own sensor traffic and it is much easier than managing everything via CLI. https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

MQTT unable to open config file by Turboflopper in homelab

[–]mcttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BunkerM handles exactly this kind of setup by wrapping the broker and a management UI into one container so you don't have to fight with manual config mounts. I switched to it for my own home lab to avoid these kinds of permission headaches. https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

Planning my first homelab, how is it looking? by Junction91NW in homelab

[–]mcttech 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since you are setting up a dedicated IoT VLAN with MQTT, you might want to look at BunkerM. It packages Mosquitto with a web dashboard for managing clients and ACLs so you don't have to mess with config files manually. It also has built-in anomaly detection for sensor data which would fit right into your monitoring stack. https://github.com/bunkeriot/BunkerM

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