I have some info here that might help. At the bottom there is info about getting it logged in and authorized: [GUIDE] Echo Speaks Server on Docker (and alternates)
Thanks, I've been through that about 5 times now.
Intermittently getting logged into Amz at the node, but then it doesn't update in ES.
Occasionally, Amz seems to want to verify a browser login from my local browser so I might let things settle a bit and come back to it.
Wow. I restarted the cookie server (Ubuntu VM) for like the 6th time, rebooted the hub (new step) and was able to auth and get it reconnected in the ES app. It's using the cloud callback URL but I'm good with that if it works.
This whole process just seems so flakey and inconsistent...
Can anyone confirm that the searchMusic() command will work with Fire TV devices? I don't have one to test with. Thanks.
Hi.
As a newbie to Hubitat, I'm still getting my head around installs for Custom Apps and Drivers.
Am I right in thinking that I just click on the "Hubitat Code Install" link and copy and paste the code from those like any other install, or do I need to do anything with the list of "Code Links" at the top of the page?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Best thing for installing Echo speaks and many other apps is to use HPM. Getting the server installed is a separate process. You will need to decide if your are going to run your own server or use Heroku, which does have a fee.
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You lost me at Server 
I've just installed HPM and seemed to have managed to update one of my existing apps that I had previously installed.
So do I now just search for Echo Speaks, in the "Search by Keywords" tab?
Thanks, and apologies for the lack of knowledge 
Yes, HPM is kind of like the app store on google or apple. Keep in mind that if you choose to use Heroku there is a monthly fee involved. If you have a local server that will run docker you can locally host the ES application.
Same here. I ended up doing a clean install of a new app.
is there an ARM 64 docker image for this?
@parish99 check my guide, just below the Compose yaml code there is instructions for how to swap a line out for building your own image. All you need is portainer, or it should work for Docker-Compose as well.
With the still crazy inflated Raspberry PI's, what is everyone using for this?
Raspberry Pi 4 stock seems to be increasing at official vendors. I got a CanaKit Extreme 1 GB just to run the Echo Speaks server a while back, works fine, still in stock.
Docker in an LXC container on my Proxmox server.
I slapped it onto my SynologyNAS - works perfectly!
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I have run the server on Docker in Raspberry Pi's, Synolgoy, Proxmox (both LXC and VM), and bare metal Linux (Debian). That is the great thing about a Docker implementation. Lots of options.
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Would you happen to know how to do this on a raspberry pi?
My guide I posted works on the RPi, you just need to swap a line in the config file to build your own image which is listed below the config example. Should work for Portainer or Docker Compose.
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And, there are also instructions in that same PDF (great guide) for installing the Echo Speaks server directly on the RPi, which is what I have done, without docker or portainer. Works fine, keeps chugging along.
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I followed the install instructions for Raspberry Pi and it works like a charm!
