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• Cloud Modules - These are modules which enable Ignition tags to be sent to various cloud service endpoints
  • AWS Injector
    • An Ignition module that collects Ignition tag change events and pushes that data to Amazon's AWS Kinesis service.

  • Image AddedAWS Injector: Coming soon...

  • Image AddedAzure Injector:

    Azure Injector

    An Ignition module that collects Ignition tag

    change events

    data and pushes

    that data

    it to Microsoft's Azure IoT Hub service.

• MQTT Modules - These modules enable Igniiton to be MQTT aware.  This includes converting tag change events into MQTT messages and consuming MQTT messages to create tags in Ignition dynamically.
  

  • Image Added MQTT Distributor

    An Ignition module that is

    Module: Adds an MQTT v3.1.1

    compliant MQTT Server with a limit of 50 MQTT clients which can run as a Virtual Machine or in Amazon's AWS EC2.
  • MQTT Engine
    • An Ignition module that is a Sparkplug MQTT to Ignition tag bridge.  With this module, incoming messages are consumed and result in tag creation and updates.  Also, tag writes generate outbound Sparkplug MQTT messages.

  • server to the Ignition platform that enables MQTT clients to securely connect, publish, and subscribe to data.

  • Image Added MQTT Engine Module: Adds the functionality to the Ignition platform to bidirectional communicate with MQTT Sparkplug enabled edge-of-the-network devices securely via an MQTT Server.

  • Image Added MQTT Transmission Module: Acts as an Ignition Tag to MQTT Sparkplug message bridge.  It can take any Ignition Tag, listen for change events, and publish those events as MQTT Sparkplug messages

    MQTT TransmissionAn Ignition module that is a Ignition tag to Sparkplug MQTT bridge.  Tags can be arranged and configured to result in outbound MQTT messages to a backend system such as another Ignition instance with MQTT Engine

    .