HA has a "www" folder that by default that is accessible to the network. Anything in /config/www appears at http://yourhassaddress:8123/local, so your images will be at http://homeassistant.local:8123/local/image.jpg
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Gotta be contrarian here and say: using floorplans as your graphic frame for controls is very inefficient. And not very good graphical design.
I can appreciate that!
I do have standard layouts which are mostly big button to do a thing in the room.
But I also fancied having by-floor layouts.
And you're right: The button I have that sets the kitchen spots on/off/dim as a group is 10x more useable than a scale representation of their location in the ceiling!
How do you have HA set up? For example I currently have a Raspberry Pi 4 and installed a HomeAssistant Docker image.
Since I'm not using HA addons, I'm free to use any Docker image that supports Raspberry Pi's ARM architecture. I use a simple file server which is more than enough for my needs.
If you're using an HA setup where that's not possible, someone else may be able to suggest an HA addon that would fit your needs.
HAOS under proxmox.
It's definitely one of those "many ways to skin the cat" situations!
Why not just run another VM/LXC with nginx in it? Super easy.
Ah yeah, I've heard of Proxmox but have never looked into it. From my experiences, HA is quite flexible so some questions are never that simple. Still worth all the effort though :)
For many years, I've used Weebly to host images, docs, etc, on our website URLs, but they're just static. When I need to do work on my phone or laptop and need that synch'd elsewhere, I use the Microsoft suite, but those are normally Excel charts or Word docs.
Lots of localcloud solutions have S3-compatible features. There's also MinIO, Garage or Zenk if you just want to do it yourself.
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