This is a scenario which you can solve with Edge gateways. The only caveat is that Raspberry Pi comes with standard arm/v7/v8 installed and you want replace it with arm64 aarch64 OS. This way you can have full a functional Keycloak on your Raspberry which is much more comfortable to work with than the basic authentication.
Thanks Michal, that makes a lot of sense after reading the link.
However, there is one more thing I do not know (again, sorry for my very basic questions):
assuming I have connected my Pi to the central openremote, so my PI is working as an edge gateway, how do I handle the communication between Pi <-> device.
In other words, if my device is, let’s say, a light bulb allowing communication only through a mqtt channel, how do I config openremote on the Edge Gateway (Pi) to interact with the bulb? Would have a link explaining how to achieve this?
Just in case it makes more clear:
openremote central <-> openremote edge gateway (PI). I understand this after reading your post.
openremote edge gateway (PI) <-> device (bulb through mqtt). I do not know how to do this.
This is device specific. We will be adding more documentation (with videos) covering this subject. @Pierre can you give more details about release schedule? It shouldn’t be long as all pieces are there and all is needed are some docs.