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I've been running home assistant in docker for years. Just the `homeassistant/home-assistant` image. Don't need anything more. Best I can tell is that the supervisor is for people who just wanted a managed home assistant in a box setup at which point it's fair for the software to take over the system.


Supervisor is more or less required for some pretty critical add-ons.


Such as? Only one that comes to mind is ESPHome, and I run that separately just fine.


NodeRED is a complete PITA to set up outside of supervisor. It requires extensions on both ends, and it passes the auth in a weird way.


I'm running NodeRED and ESPHome in their own docker containers, integrated with home assistant, just fine. Never used supervisor. It's been a few years since I set them up so I don't remember the details but that also means it wasn't anything notable. They've been stable since.


Do you have it embedded in the Home Assistant UI, and using HA user credentials?


I have HA install in container for a few years - not sure what's "critical addon". Some are helpful, but they're easy to run independently.




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