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      <title>Great things with containers: Home Assistant with HACS and Govee on Synology DiskStation</title>
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      <description>When my colleague showed me his latest purchase request &amp;ldquo;Govee Glide Music LED Wall Lights&amp;rdquo;, I was excited and immediately looked for an API connection. In this tutorial, you will learn how to install a &amp;ldquo;Home Assistant&amp;rdquo; on the Synology DiskStation. In this example, I also use HACS to include a Govee Glide Music LED wall sconce.
Step 1: Install app and generate API key First, you need to connect the &amp;ldquo;Govee Glide Music LED wall sconces&amp;rdquo; with the &amp;ldquo;Govee&amp;rdquo; app on your smartphone.</description>
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