Running a speed test — anyone can do that. What changes with the LibreSpeed plugin is the monitoring layer built on top: automatic history, degradation alerts, and above all the ability to measure links between your own machines, not just towards the internet.
Alexa, Siri, Google — these assistants are great for turning on a light or lowering a shutter. But faced with a Jeedom scenario that chains ten actions, queries sensors and applies conditions? They can't do it. JeeBridge solves exactly that.
The Subnet Router is the Tailscale feature that lets you reach devices on your local network without having to install Tailscale on each of them. But when configuring the routes to announce, a question comes up: should you open the whole network, or only the device you actually need?
NtfyBridge is more than just sending Jeedom alerts to your phone. It also includes Family Chat, a private messaging app hosted directly on your installation. No third-party account, no data leaving your home.
To receive Jeedom notifications on your phone, the ntfy server built into NtfyBridge needs to be accessible from outside. The classic approach — reverse proxy + SSL certificate + open port — works but requires configuration. The Tailscale assistant built into NtfyBridge removes all that complexity.
Accessing your Jeedom from outside your home has long been one of the most painful topics in home automation. Port forwarding, DynDNS, SSL certificates, firewall rules… a series of hurdles that put off beginners and waste time for everyone else. Tailscale solves all of it in one go.