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self-contained smart-balcony controller: light control, an internet
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radio player, sensor readings, and its own backup/monitoring, all on
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very modest hardware. The goal is to make the balcony a more pleasant
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space — light control when it gets dark, background music while sitting
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space, light control when it gets dark, background music while sitting
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outside, and temperature readings to know what to expect before stepping
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out.</p>
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<h2>What it does</h2>
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<ul>
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<li><strong>Audio output</strong> via a DIY PWM-to-analog circuit on two GPIO pins — the Pi Zero has no built-in audio jack, so this is a well-known community workaround using a small RC filter.</li>
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<li><strong>Audio output</strong> via a DIY PWM-to-analog circuit on two GPIO pins, the Pi Zero has no built-in audio jack, so this is a well-known community workaround using a small RC filter.</li>
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<li><strong>Physical controls</strong>: a push button for the balcony light and a toggle switch for music playback, read directly via GPIO.</li>
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<li><strong>HTTP communication</strong> with an ESP32-based balcony light controller.</li>
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<li><strong>Internet radio</strong> via a lightweight command-line audio player, controlled by a small custom tool ported from an earlier bathroom-Pi project.</li>
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<h2>Hardware details</h2>
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<p>The Pi Zero W is connected to an ESP32 microcontroller that handles
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the actual light switching via a relay module. Communication happens
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over HTTP — the Pi sends a simple request to toggle the relay, and the
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over HTTP, the Pi sends a simple request to toggle the relay, and the
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ESP32 responds with the current light state. The ESP32 also reads a
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DHT22 temperature and humidity sensor, publishing the values to MQTT
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for the home dashboard. This split makes sense: the Pi handles the
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<h2>Monitoring & backup, even on tiny hardware</h2>
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<p>Despite the very limited RAM, this Pi still participates in the same
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Prometheus monitoring pattern as the rest of the fleet — with the metrics
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Prometheus monitoring pattern as the rest of the fleet, with the metrics
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collector's default configuration trimmed down to only the essential
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collectors, since the full default set noticeably overloaded the CPU on
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this specific board. It also runs a nightly rsync backup of its own
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