Profile Snapshots Are Here: Less Risk, Faster Releases

As IoT solutions grow, the hard part is no longer collecting data. It is managing what comes next. Dashboards evolve, automations change, logic gets refined, and customers keep coming onboard, all while production must stay stable. 

That is where friction shows up. Not because teams lack ideas, but because every change introduces risk. A small tweak can ripple across an environment, and once a solution is live, those ripples impact delivery speed, business efficiency, and customer trust.

To reduce that risk, we are releasing TagoIO CLI v3.2.0 with Profile Snapshots, so teams can back up, restore, and iterate with confidence.

Why this matters in real deployments

With the TagoIO CLI v3.2.0 you can create a full profile backup and restore it when you need to. It is a practical safety net before making changes, and it also helps during configuration migrations.

With the new backup command, you can:

• Create full snapshots: Capture all your resources in a single command, including Devices, Dashboards, Run Users, Analysis, and Files.

• Restore with precision: You don’t have to roll back everything at once. You can restore an entire profile, specific resource types such as Actions, or even a single item.

• Local management: List your available backups or download them directly to your local machine for external storage.

By backing up a full profile and restoring only what you need, you reduce the risk of downtime during updates, cut the time spent on rework when something changes unexpectedly, and keep deployments consistent across customers and environments. The result is faster releases with fewer disruptions, smoother migrations, and more predictable operations as your IoT solution scales.

Get started with Profile Snapshots

We documented the full workflow in this Community post, including commands and examples for creating, listing, and restoring backups, with options to restore specific resources or individual items.

With TagoIO CLI v3.2.0, Profile Snapshots make it easier to keep production stable while you keep improving. A reliable backup and restore path helps teams release updates faster, migrate with less friction, and scale operations with more confidence.