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title: "Data"
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sidebar_label: "Introduction"
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Home Assistant offers a lot of functionality, but it is actually built around a very simple and powerful core. This simplicity is not only in our core code, it can also be seen in our data model: events, states, services and context. This simplicity makes it easy to reason about what is going on and to reason about what happened.
The Home Assistant core is event-driven. This means that everything that happens is represented as an event: a light being turned on, a motion sensor being tripped or an automation triggered. Each event has an attached context. The context can be used to identify which events have been triggered as a response to other events, which user triggered the original event and with which authentication (auth piece is still under development).