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Follow the steps in the Installing and Upgrading Ignition documentation starting from Step 3 . in the document. Select either Ignition or Ignition Edge for this tutorial.

Step 3: Install and configure the Azure Injector Module

Follow the steps in the Module Installation guide to install the latest Azure Injector Module.

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.

Now select 'Azure IoT Edge HubsEdges' from the tabs near the top of the page. This will open the following page.

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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 Hub Setting...' link. This will open the following page.

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If everything went well, you should also see 'Connected' under the Status column. Note it

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When the Azure Injector modules is installed in Ignition, an Edge Node folder is automatically created in the 'default' Ignition tag provider.

Create a tree structure under this folder as shown below with a memory tags - this folder structure creates the same hierarchy that is described in the Sparkplug B specification of Group ID, Edge ID, and Device ID.

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Step 5: Publishing data

Using the Azure Command Line tools you previously installed on a development machine (from the prereqs here), run the following command

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