The Unifi driver checks a controller on the user's network, not the cloud. It CAN generate a lot of events if there is a lot going on because it has a websocket monitoring capability, and the Unifi Protect portion is all about watching over the cameras and other stuff. "Protect"ing your house/business.
Although there is a Refresh Rate setting in the preferences for how often it should check the main API (that is far more data at a time then the websockets, but there can be far more websocket activity). I am working on the driver at this moment so I will look at reducing some of the websocket events.
After rebooting Drivers are updated and saved within a few seconds, so I guess I'll always reboot before updating a driver - but this shouldn't be necessary.
Is there a way to automatically reboot the hub once per day?
