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It is possible to run Zigbee2MQTT in a Docker container using the official Zigbee2MQTT Docker image.

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This image support the following architectures: 386, amd64, arm/v6, arm/v7, arm64.Since Zigbee2MQTT images are manifest listed, Docker will auto-detect the architecture and pull the right image.

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Note for Raspberry Pi 1 and zero users: there is a bug in Docker which selects the wrong image architecture.Before executing docker run pull the correct image with docker pull koenkk/zigbee2mqtt --platform linux/arm/v6.

First run the container, this will create the configuration directory. Change configuration.yaml according to your situation and start again.

Running #

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Run by executing the following commmand:

Parameters explanation #

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  • -v $(pwd)/data:/app/data: Directory where Zigbee2MQTT stores it configuration
  • --device=/dev/ttyACM0: Location of adapter (e.g. CC2531)
  • -v /run/udev:/run/udev:ro --privileged=true: is optional, only required for autodetecting the port
  • Optional: in case your MQTT broker is running on localhost and is not within the same Docker network as the Zigbee2MQTT container also add --network host .

Updating #

To update to the latest Docker image:

Tags #

The following tags are available:

  • Latest release version: latest
  • Latest dev version (based on dev branch): latest-dev
  • Specific release version, e.g: 1.7.0

Support new devices #

See How to support new devices

docker-compose example #

Rpi4

Docker Stack device mapping #

This is only relevant when using Docker Stack

Docker Raspberry Pi 4

Docker stack doesn’t support device mappings with option --devices when deploying a stack in Swam mode. A workaround is to bind the device as volume binding and set the right permissions.

Install Docker On Rpi 4

The workaround is based on the solution found at Add support for devices with “service create”, all credits goes this him.

Docker Raspberry Pi 4 64 Bit

  1. Identify cc2531 device Identify the cc2531 device using the following command:

  2. UDEV Rules

    Create a new udev rule for cc2531, idVendor and idProduct must be equal to values from lsusb command. The rule below creates device /dev/cc2531:

    Reload newly created rule using the following command:

  3. Create docker-setup-cc2531.sh

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    Set permissions:

  4. Create docker-event-listener.sh

    Copy the following content:

    Set permissions:

  5. Create docker-event-listener.service

    Copy the following content:

    Set permissions:

    Reload daemon

    Start Docker event listener

    Status Docker event listener

    Enable Docker event listener

  6. Verify and deploy Zigbee2MQTT stack

    Now reconnect the cc2531. Verify using the following command:

    Below an example of a docker-stack-zigbee2mqtt.yml:

    In the above example, proxy_traefik-net is the network to connect to the mqtt broker. The constraint makes sure Docker deploys only to this (rpi-3) node, where the cc2531 is connected to. The volume binding /mnt/docker-cluster/zigbee2mqtt/data is the zigbee2mqtt persistent directory, where configuration.yaml is saved.

    The zigbee2Zigbee2MQTTmqtt configuration.yaml should point to /dev/cc2531:

    Deploy the stack: