The CI/CD for Ignition Masterclass
Eight half-days on using Git, CI/CD and GitHub Actions to build, test and deploy Ignition projects in a structured, repeatable way.
Push code, ship gateways
Most teams learn Git and CI/CD piece by piece, on the job. It works, but the gaps show up later: messy history, manual deploys, and changes that are hard to trace.
This course covers the full workflow in one go, including the Ignition-specific deployment parts that generic CI/CD material leaves out.
8
half-days, hands-on, from how Git works to deploying Ignition.
From Git to Ignition deployments in eight sessions
Foundations & the Git mindset
By the end of session 2, Git stops feeling like incantations and starts feeling like a tool you reach for without thinking.
- Why version control matters for Ignition
- Git internals, demystified
- Branching strategies compared
- Pull requests done right
- Everyday Git workflows, hands-on
Collaboration & automation
The sessions where you build the safety net you've always wanted: linters that fail loudly and pipelines that catch mistakes before they reach a gateway.
- Validation and linters as a safety net
- GitHub Actions: workflows, jobs, steps
- Self-hosted runners
- Ignition 8.3 file structure
Ignition-specific deployments
Everything the generic CI/CD books skip about Ignition: file layout, multi-gateway promotion, and what to leave on the cutting-room floor.
- Image-based vs file-based deploys
- Deploying the database with your code
- Third-party modules
- External JAR libraries
Ignition in the real world
Tying it together for the parts the demos never cover: live databases, real secrets, and a local loop you'll actually want to use after the course ends.
- Multi-gateway
- Configuration options explored
- Secrets management, painlessly
- Capstone brief
Taught from experience, not theory
Jasper is the founder of Mustry Solutions and works at the point where IT and OT meet. He has spent years designing and building Ignition systems for manufacturers.
He enjoys teaching, and the course is built around that: the aim is for your team to run CI/CD on their own afterwards, not to depend on us.
Who it is for & how it runs
A hands-on program of eight half-days, delivered live online.
Who should attend
Developers, automation engineers, and integrators who want a dependable, repeatable way to ship Ignition projects.
Format
Online over Zoom, taught in English. Eight half-days of teach-and-lab blocks, Monday to Thursday over two weeks.
Recordings & community
Every session is recorded and shared afterwards. Our Discord stays open for questions and follow-up after the course ends.
What attendees say
"As someone from a controls background rather than professional software development, the masterclass gave me a strong understanding of what a CI/CD workflow can look like in Ignition 8.3.
The course was hands-on and well structured, starting with Git fundamentals and working up to building and testing a real CI/CD pipeline. The labs simulated real-world collaboration, with multiple developers working in the same repository and resolving issues together.
Jasper personally helped whenever we got stuck, and the recorded videos and lab materials make it easy to review and repeat the exercises later. The class was eye-opening and gave me the confidence to start pursuing a similar workflow within my team. Thank you, Jasper, for putting together such a valuable masterclass."
Masterclass attendee
"Great job. I can tell a massive amount of time was spent getting this course to a very high level. There is a lot of technical depth to it, and the gotchas you hit along the way are to be expected, they are honestly a good part of the training.
The preparation and the level that was delivered have definitely led me to consider Mustry as a possible outside vendor for Ignition dev work."
Masterclass attendee
Next cohort
23 November – 3 December 2026
8 half-days (Mon–Thu) · 15:00–18:00 CET · Limited to 10 seats