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• Set the following fields under 'Module Settings'.
  • IoT Edge Module Name: Ignition
  • Image URI: inductiveautomation/ignition:8.1.7
    • Note Ignition v8.1.7 is the latest as of this writing. New versions may be posted here: https://hub.docker.com/r/inductiveautomation/ignition
  • Restart Policy: always
  • Desired Status: running
  • Image Pull Policy: On create
  • Startup Order: 200
• Leave the 'Environment Variables' blank

• Under 'Container Create Options' set the following JSON as the value.

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  { "HostConfig": { "PortBindings": { "8088/tcp": [ { "HostPort": "8088" } ], "8043/tcp": [ { "HostPort": "8043" } ], "8060/tcp": [ { "HostPort": "8060" } ] } } }

  
  

• Leave the 'Module Twin Settings' blank

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Finally, click 'Create' in the lower left corner. This will deploy the Ignition module to Azure Edge. It takes a few minutes. You can use the 'Refresh' button on the Device page to check the status of the deployment. Once Ignition has successfully deployed, you should see the following. Specifically note that $edgeHub and 'Ignition' now show a 'Runtime Status' of running.

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.

Image Added

Select 'Ignition' or 'Ignition Edge' depending on your preference. We'll use Ignition for this tutorial. After selecting an Ignition type, you should see the following.

Image Added