Releases: ni/labview-for-containers
Releases · ni/labview-for-containers
v2026q1
Docker Image
- nationalinstruments/labview:2026q1-<linux/windows>
- Docker Hub: labview:2026q1
- Base Images:
- Windows: Windows Server 2022 LTSC
- Linux: ubuntu 22.04 LTS
- LabVIEW Version: 2026 Q1
- Images:
- Windows: labview:2026q1-windows
- Linux: labview:2026q1-linux
What's New
- Official Release for our windows container image with LabVIEW 2026 Q1 installed.
- Added support for windows container.
- Added support for Headless LabVIEW Run Mode.
- All Official
LabVIEWCLIcommands are supported.
Release Specific Notes
- With LabVIEW 2026 Q1 we have officially added support for Windows Docker Container and introduced
Headless LabVIEWrun mode. - When running LabVIEW in headless mode:
- All UI prompts are either suppressed or logged.
- No development possible.
- No need of activating LabVIEW.
- All unwired errors are logged automatically.
- Two ways to run LabVIEW in headless mode:
- Call LabVIEW's executable with
--headlessargument. (eg: LabVIEW.exe --headless) - Append -Headless argument at the end when calling LabVIEWCLI (eg: LabVIEWCLI
<command>-Headless) - Both of the above methods will Launch LabVIEW in headless mode.
- Call LabVIEW's executable with
- Find more information here: Headless LabVIEW, FAQs
NOTE: To set default run mode to Headless, set the environment variable LV_RTE_HEADLESS=1 in your docker containers
v2026q1-windows-beta
Docker Image
- nationalinstruments/labview:2025q3-windows-beta
- Docker Hub: labview:2025q3-windows-beta
- Base Image: Windows Server 2022 LTSC
- LabVIEW Version: 2026 Q1 Beta
What's New
- Official Beta Release for our windows container image with LabVIEW 2026 Q1 Beta installed.
- Added support for windows container.
- Added support for Headless LabVIEW Run Mode.
- All Official
LabVIEWCLIcommands are supported.
Release Specific Notes
- With LabVIEW 2026 Q1 we have added support for Windows Docker Container and introduced
Headless LabVIEWrun mode. - When running LabVIEW in headless mode:
- All UI prompts are either suppressed or logged.
- No development possible.
- No need of activating LabVIEW.
- All unwired errors are logged automatically.
- Two ways to run LabVIEW in headless mode:
- Call LabVIEW's executable with
--headlessargument. (eg: LabVIEW.exe --headless) - Append -Headless argument at the end when calling LabVIEWCLI (eg: LabVIEWCLI
<command>-Headless) - Both of the above methods will Launch LabVIEW in headless mode.
- Call LabVIEW's executable with
v2025q3patch1-linux
Docker Image
- nationalinstruments/labview:2025q3patch1-linux
- Docker Hub: labview:2025q3patch1-linux
- Base Image: Ubuntu LTS 22.04
- LabVIEW version: 2025 Q3 Patch 1
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where LabVIEW would terminate after each LabVIEWCLI Command resulting in slower subsequent operations and connection failure in
CloseLabVIEWoperation.
v2025q3-linux
Docker Image
- nationalinstruments/labview:2025q3-linux
- Docker Hub: labview:2025q3-linux
- Base Image: Ubuntu LTS 22.04
- LabVIEW Version: 2025 Q3
What's New
- Added support for Linux Containers.
- Based on a stable Ubuntu LTS version
- All official LabVIEWCLI commands are supported.
Release Specific Notes
- Set the environment variable EnableCICDFeaturesForLabVIEW=TRUE to enable Container support for LabVIEW.
- Collection of CEIP data is enabled by default. To toggle the collection, run LabVIEWCLI -OperationName RunVI -VIPath /usr/local/natinst/nilvcli/supportVIs/ToggleCEIP.vi ON/OFF -LabVIEWPath .