Developer Advocate at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 10
Jun 10, 2026
Ignition Cloud Edition itself functions well, but Ignition in general has some things that could be improved, and the cloud edition also has those same issues. The way the historian is set up is not conducive to large deployments and it makes querying the data challenging.
Senior Control Engineer at a construction company with 11-50 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jun 9, 2026
Ignition Cloud Edition is fine as it is; it is perfect for my current needs. I would suggest adding a separate course in Inductive Automation at Inductive University for Ignition Cloud Edition itself.
Ignition Architect at a manufacturing company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 20
Jun 4, 2026
Ignition already has a lot of improvements through the variants of versions, such as the last version disabling the MCP and building views through the APIs, which I think is a very big move for Ignition. The Ignition teams make a lot of effort. Additionally, while I cannot mention everything right now, I can say that there is a need that customers express in the Ignition forum. If you need it, I think you can create it or scrape it from the web directly. For me, I do not see anything as a weak point; I think I have the ability to do the custom modules and Ignition gives me that ability. I am not the only one; I am talking about developers in general, as I think they provide us with a lot of tools to meet our needs.
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Ignition Cloud Edition itself functions well, but Ignition in general has some things that could be improved, and the cloud edition also has those same issues. The way the historian is set up is not conducive to large deployments and it makes querying the data challenging.
Ignition Cloud Edition is fine as it is; it is perfect for my current needs. I would suggest adding a separate course in Inductive Automation at Inductive University for Ignition Cloud Edition itself.
Ignition already has a lot of improvements through the variants of versions, such as the last version disabling the MCP and building views through the APIs, which I think is a very big move for Ignition. The Ignition teams make a lot of effort. Additionally, while I cannot mention everything right now, I can say that there is a need that customers express in the Ignition forum. If you need it, I think you can create it or scrape it from the web directly. For me, I do not see anything as a weak point; I think I have the ability to do the custom modules and Ignition gives me that ability. I am not the only one; I am talking about developers in general, as I think they provide us with a lot of tools to meet our needs.