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At this point, Ignition is running as a Docker container in Azure Edge. You should be able to browse to http://[ip_address_of_azure_edge]:8088. Replace [ip_address_of_azure_edge] with the IP address of your Azure Edge system. You should see something similar to the following.
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Follow the steps in the Installing Ignition documentation and select either Ignition or Ignition Edge for this tutorial.
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Now select 'Settings' under the Azure Injector section in the left navigation panel near the bottom. After doing so, you should see the following page.
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Now select 'Azure IoT Edges' from the tabs near the top of the page. This will open the following page.
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Now select the 'Certificates' tab next to 'Settings'. This will show the following page.
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Click 'Create new Certificate'. Then browse to the Azure IoT Edge Device Root CA that you provisioned during the installation and configuration of the Azure IoT Edge Device. Give it a friendly name as shown below.
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Now click 'Create New Certificate File'. After doing so you should see something similar to the following.
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Now select the 'Settings' tab directly to the left of the 'Certificates' tab. Then click the 'Create new Azure IoT Edge Setting...' link. This will open the following page.
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Set the following parameters in the form (leave all others in their default state)
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After the parameters are set, click the 'Save Changes' button at the bottom of the page. After doing so, you should see the following.
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If everything went well, you should also see 'Connected' under the Status column.
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