Inductive Automation Blog

With the holiday season underway and the year winding to a close, Ignition 8.3.2 includes a way to manage quarantined modules, a new Manage JAR Files form, and more.

Ignition 8.3 represents a new beginning for Ignition’s release cadence, so our company is moving to a new, more consistent release cadence for future editions of Ignition.

Ignition 8.3.1 offers a new scripting API for Secrets Management, launcher support for JVM arguments, a tag browser refresh button, and plenty more new improvements.

From day one, Ignition has empowered teams to connect, design, and scale without boundaries. Now we’re taking that modular strength and making it even easier to apply.

Drumroll, please … IGNITION 8.3.0 HAS OFFICIALLY ARRIVED! The future of industrial automation is finally here, and it’s running in real time.

The latest version of Ignition, Ignition 8.1.49, is here! Since Inductive Automation developers are still hard at work on Ignition 8.3 (and getting close, the beta is already out), Ign...

With the next evolution of the Ignition platform on the horizon, Inductive Automation is rolling out some of the biggest changes ever to its training approach.

It’s no secret that Ignition 8.3 has been in the works for a while, so we’re very excited to say that the 8.3 beta release is here, giving you the chance to explore its many updates an...

Exciting changes are coming to the Inductive Automation account. We just rolled out a major update that provides a more modern, streamlined, and secure experience for the Ignition comm...

Since IA developers are busy working on Ignition 8.3, the latest update of Ignition — Ignition 8.1.48 — primarily delivers bug fixes and optimizations.