Learn how to set up a Raspberry Pi telemetry dashboard for home automation, transforming scattered and unactionable sensor data into actionable insights. Overcome SQLite limitations with efficient que
TL;DR: The sensor data problem isn't that you're not collecting it — Home Assistant's SQLite recorder captures almost everything by default. The problem is that SQLite starts choking on range queries once your history table grows past a few weeks of dense sensor data.
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