inductiveautomation/ignition repository overview

⁠Ignition

Ignition is a powerful integrated development environment with everything you need to create virtually any kind of industrial application – SCADA, IIoT, MES and beyond – all on one platform. Try the live demo⁠, read the documentation⁠, or buy now⁠.

⁠About this Image

Official container images for Inductive Automation's Ignition. Consult the Ignition Docker Image Documentation⁠ for detailed guidance and examples.

⁠Supported tags

• 8.3.9, 8.3, latest - Latest stable release from the 8.3.x branch.
• 8.3-nightly, nightly - Latest development snapshot, updated nightly.
• 8.1.54, 8.1 - Latest stable release from the 8.1.x branch.
• 8.1-nightly - Latest development snapshot from the 8.1.x branch, updated nightly.

⁠How to use this Image

The example below will provide a running gateway that you can connect to via port 9088. More information on the available runtime arguments/flags and environment variable configurability can be found in the Ignition Docker Image Documentation⁠.

docker run -d -p 9088:8088 \
    --name ignition-test \
    --volume ignition-test-data:/usr/local/bin/ignition/data \
    inductiveautomation/ignition:8.3.9 \
    -n docker-test -a localhost -h 9088 -s 9043

docker pull inductiveautomation/ignition:latest to pull the latest stable release from the current primary branch - e.g. 8.3.9. Use tag nightly to pull the latest development snapshot, updated, as the name implies, nightly.

⁠Licensing

The Inductive Automation software contained in this Docker container image is licensed under the terms of the Inductive Automation Software License Agreement⁠.

By passing the value ACCEPT_IGNITION_EULA=Y, you agree that your use of Inductive Automation software running in this Docker container image is governed by the terms of the Inductive Automation Software License Agreement⁠.

All third party software (whether open or closed) running in this Docker container image is licensed as indicated in this Docker Hub “License” section or in the container itself, usually as a NOTICE or LICENSE file. You agree to comply with any relevant licenses for third party software contained in this Docker container image.