A Home Assistant custom integration for monitoring and controlling Unraid servers via the official GraphQL API.
Note: This integration requires the Unraid GraphQL API v4.31.1 or later. The API can be updated independently of the Unraid OS version by installing the Unraid Connect plugin from the Unraid Community Applications store.
Important: If you encounter issues, ensure you have the latest version of the Unraid GraphQL API installed via the Unraid Connect plugin. Many reported issues are resolved simply by updating to the latest API version.
⚠️ Migration Notice: Release 2025.06.11 is the last stable SSH-based version of this integration. Starting with 2025.12.0, this integration has been completely rebuilt to use Unraid's official GraphQL API. There is no direct migration or upgrade path from SSH to GraphQL - you will need to remove the old integration and set up fresh with a new API key. Users who prefer the SSH-based integration can continue using release 2025.06.11.
- Click the button above or manually add the repository in HACS
- Search for Unraid and click Download
- Restart Home Assistant
I encourage users to check out Unraid Management Agent integration, which provides an alternative solution for integrating Unraid with Home Assistant.
- CPU Usage: Real-time CPU utilization percentage
- CPU Temperature: Package temperature monitoring
- CPU Power: Power consumption (when available)
- Memory Usage: Used memory and percentage utilization
- System Uptime: Human-readable uptime display
- Array Status: State tracking (started/stopped/degraded)
- Array Capacity: Total, used, free space with usage percentage
- Parity Status: Parity check status, progress, and validation
- Disk Health: Per-disk health monitoring (binary sensors)
- Disk Usage: Individual disk capacity and usage for data and cache disks
- Share Usage: Per-share storage utilization
- Flash Device: Boot device usage monitoring
- Container Switches: Start/stop Docker containers
- State Sync: Real-time container state updates
- Attributes: Container image, status, and port information
- VM Switches: Start/stop virtual machines
- State Sync: Real-time VM state updates
- Attributes: VM name and state information
- Battery Level: Charge percentage
- Load: Current UPS load percentage
- Runtime: Estimated battery runtime
- Power Consumption: Calculated power usage for Energy Dashboard (requires configuration)
- Connection Status: UPS connected binary sensor
- Active Notifications: Count of unread Unraid notifications
- Home Assistant: 2025.12.0 or later
- Unraid Server: With GraphQL API v4.31.1 or later (install the Unraid Connect plugin to stay up to date)
- Unraid API Key: Generated in Unraid settings
- Download this repository as ZIP
- Extract the
custom_components/unraidfolder - Copy it to your Home Assistant
config/custom_components/directory - Restart Home Assistant
- Log in to your Unraid WebGUI
- Navigate to Settings → Management Access → API
- Click Add to create a new API key
- Copy the generated API key
- Go to Settings → Devices & Services
- Click + Add Integration
- Search for Unraid
- Enter your configuration:
- Host: Unraid server IP or hostname
- API Key: The key from Step 1
The integration will validate the connection and create entities for all discovered devices.
After setup, you can adjust UPS settings (only shown if UPS is detected):
- Go to Settings → Devices & Services
- Find the Unraid entry and click Configure
- Adjust:
- UPS capacity (VA): Your UPS VA rating for reference
- UPS nominal power (W): Required for UPS Power sensor in Energy Dashboard
Note: Polling intervals are fixed per Home Assistant Core guidelines:
- System data (CPU, RAM, Docker, VMs): 30 seconds
- Storage data (array, disks, SMART): 5 minutes
For custom refresh rates, use the
homeassistant.update_entityservice (see Custom Polling below).
| Entity | Description | Device Class |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Usage | CPU utilization % | - |
| CPU Temperature | Package temp °C | temperature |
| CPU Power | Power consumption W | power |
| Memory Usage | RAM used % | - |
| Uptime | System uptime | - |
| Array State | started/stopped | enum |
| Array Usage | Capacity used % | - |
| Parity Progress | Check progress % | - |
| Disk Usage | Per-disk used % | - |
| Share Usage | Per-share used % | - |
| Flash Usage | Boot device used % | - |
| UPS Battery | Charge level % | battery |
| UPS Load | Current load % | - |
| UPS Runtime | Estimated runtime | - |
| UPS Power | Power consumption W | power |
| Notifications | Unread count | - |
| Entity | Description |
|---|---|
| Array Started | Array running state |
| Parity Check Running | Parity check in progress |
| Parity Valid | Parity status healthy |
| Disk Health | Per-disk health (problem if not OK) |
| UPS Connected | UPS connection status |
| Entity | Description |
|---|---|
| Docker Containers | Start/stop containers |
| Virtual Machines | Start/stop VMs |
| Entity | Description |
|---|---|
| Array Start/Stop | Control array state |
| Parity Check Start/Stop | Control parity operations |
| Disk Spin Up/Down | Control disk spin state |
To track UPS power consumption in Home Assistant's Energy Dashboard:
- Go to Settings → Devices & Services
- Find Unraid and click Configure
- Set UPS capacity (VA) to your UPS rating (e.g., 1000 for a 1000VA UPS)
- The UPS Power sensor will show calculated wattage based on load percentage
Formula: Power (W) = Load% × Capacity (VA) × 0.6 (power factor)
The integration only creates entities for available services:
- No UPS connected → No UPS sensors created
- Docker service stopped → No container switches created
- No VMs defined → No VM switches created
- No shares → No share sensors created
Entities are automatically created when services become available.
- Verify API Key: Ensure the key is valid and has appropriate permissions
- Network Access: Confirm Home Assistant can reach the Unraid server
- Firewall: Ensure HTTPS port (443) is accessible
- Unraid API Version: Requires GraphQL API v4.31.1+ (install the Unraid Connect plugin to update)
- Check if the service is running (Docker, VMs, UPS)
- Verify devices exist on the Unraid server
- Check Home Assistant logs for errors
- System sensors update every 30 seconds, storage sensors every 5 minutes
- Use
homeassistant.update_entityservice to force immediate refresh - Check Unraid server responsiveness
- View integration diagnostics for coordinator status
If your API key becomes invalid:
- A repair notification will appear in Home Assistant
- Click the notification and follow the steps to enter a new API key
- Alternatively, go to Settings → Devices & Services, find Unraid, and use the "Reconfigure" option
To remove the integration:
- Go to Settings → Devices & Services
- Find the Unraid entry
- Click the three-dot menu (⋮) and select Delete
- Confirm removal
If you installed via HACS, you can also uninstall from HACS after removing the integration.
- GraphQL API Required: This integration requires the Unraid GraphQL API v4.31.1 or later. The API can be updated independently of the Unraid OS version — install the Unraid Connect plugin to keep it updated
- No Network Discovery: Unraid servers must be manually configured (no SSDP/mDNS discovery)
- Disk SMART Data: SMART queries can be slow on large arrays; storage polling is less frequent to compensate
- Container/VM Actions: Start/stop operations may take up to 60 seconds to complete
- SSL Certificates: Self-signed certificates require enabling "Allow insecure connections" (or configuring custom CA)
Polling intervals are fixed per Home Assistant Core integration guidelines. If you need more frequent updates for specific sensors (e.g., disk temperatures for fan control), use the homeassistant.update_entity service with a time-pattern automation:
automation:
- alias: "Update disk temperatures every 60 seconds"
trigger:
- trigger: time_pattern
seconds: "/60"
action:
- action: homeassistant.update_entity
target:
entity_id:
- sensor.unraid_tower_disk1_temperature
- sensor.unraid_tower_disk2_temperature
# Add all disk temperature sensors you needThis allows custom refresh rates while keeping the integration compliant with HA Core standards.
automation:
- alias: "Unraid Parity Check Error Alert"
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.unraid_tower_parity_valid
to: "off"
action:
- service: notify.mobile_app
data:
title: "⚠️ Unraid Parity Error"
message: "Parity check has detected errors on your Unraid server."automation:
- alias: "Unraid Array Stopped"
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.unraid_tower_array_started
to: "off"
action:
- service: notify.mobile_app
data:
title: "Unraid Array"
message: "The Unraid array has stopped."automation:
- alias: "Start Plex at 6PM"
trigger:
- platform: time
at: "18:00:00"
action:
- service: switch.turn_on
target:
entity_id: switch.unraid_tower_plex- Docker Desktop
- VS Code with Dev Containers extension
git clone https://github.com/ruaan-deysel/ha-unraid.git
cd ha-unraid
code .
# Reopen in Dev Container when prompted./script/setup # Install dependencies
./script/lint # Format and lint (run after every change!)
pytest # Run tests
./script/develop # Start Home Assistant for testingThis project enforces strict code quality:
- All changes must pass
./script/lintwith zero warnings - All tests must pass before committing
- Type hints required for all functions
Contributions are welcome! Please:
- Fork the repository
- Create a feature branch
- Make changes and run
./script/lint - Run tests with
pytest - Keep PRs small and focused - one issue/feature per PR
- Submit a pull request
See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 - see LICENSE for details.
Unraid® is a registered trademark of Lime Technology, Inc. This integration is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Lime Technology, Inc.