* Remove @Redfish.Copyright, it's not an allowed field.
* Remove unused fields such as AssetTag.
* Mark fields used in inspection and other optional features as
optional.
* Add missing VirtualMedia on System and VirtualMedia fields.
* Add missing Thermal information and its subresources.
* Clarify which fields on System are links.
* Add Purpose field to all fields and actions.
* Expand the BIOS object with the actual requirements.
* Add ServiceRoot and services we use.
* Add missing resources related to RAID.
Change-Id: I35f8f49e4c70e736b685c3eeebf79326592b6314
This commit introduces support for provisioning ARM (aarch64)
fake-bare-metal VMs in Ironic for the purpose of eventually supporting
CI testing on ARM64 architecture-based hardware.
Change-Id: Ie4bff8892228275ad0fb940c30e8071f7f4c423f
There has been no testing of this hardware type in quite some time,
and the last we heard the vendor was moving towards redfish.
Change-Id: Ib32db463981ec54430884ac760956b7c7b40b17f
When [pxe]enable_netboot_fallback option is enabled, it's necessary to
build PXE config for nodes in SERVICING provisioning state. Otherwise
node servicing tear down will fail and node will be placed into
servicing failed state.
Closes-Bug: #2069413
Change-Id: Ib00504563f9fa7bed99a0fa1949ac99ea6870875
Signed-off-by: Przemyslaw Szczerbik <przemyslaw.szczerbik@intel.com>
Provides a complete documentation for metrics that the Redfish
management interface can collect.
The Power payload refers to InputRanges in a broken way: this field is a
list, but the code treats it as a singular resource. No hardware I have
access to provides it this way. Since input ranges are constants and
thus arguably don't qualify as runtime metrics, removing them instead of
fixing.
Change-Id: Ida1be1341346df917073e649a23a2f116b262e66
This page is huge and keeps growing. So:
* Move additional topics to sub-documents.
* Move ESP creation to the install guide (it's not even
Redfish-specific).
* Create a generic firmware updates document.
Provide a feature listing at the top for easier navigation.
Change-Id: Ic58c139da5e1e60f5ce4d2cec18972ebee9e2485
Currently, Ironic creates a pxe link file for every port,
even when a port's pxe_enabled property is set to false,
which means it can still boot from this port when it shouldn't.
With this commit, unless explicitly configured otherwise, only
pxe_enabled ports (pxe_enabled=True) will have the pxe link file.
Closes-Bug: #1741422
Change-Id: I013861dd5b9a7525058606f8dc8b05502a28af1e
The [conductor] graceful_timeout option does not exist, and
the [conductor] heartbeat_timeout option is actually used instead.
Change-Id: I689fcf8c392eecbcf8ee12b2f67f78f9f22d17aa
A recent evaluation of the lookup code yielded an awareness that
while we're sort of following the overall community pattern of
testing what we expect in terms of patterns and behavior, really
needed just a little bit more in the way of testing.
While ultimately, these tests are really just exercising front
end validation, it is still important to check to have increased
assurance of a secure codebase.
Change-Id: Iaa917191e0f118f8828161174ea1fe8c55c8f4ee
Apparently, this has been around for ages, btu the error was likely
not exactly right as a result of this. Anyway, quick fix.
Change-Id: Idee3c1edfdd65928eaa5f8d30b62474d85dec277
While looking at the overall heartbeat/agent workflow, it seemed
like the [agent]require_tls setting should likely be True by
default, as we are well past the initial phase where operators
might not have the TLS capability when upgrading.
Change-Id: Id526e948e6c5ed032d7542232b1c1a31cb285b26
While agent_url is software generated, it is still a public endpoint
and at least needs some upfront filtering applied. To do this, we
can leverage urllib in the standard library to disassemble the
url, and reconstruct it based upon the standards. The plus of this
approach is that it will remove some invalid formatting for us, and
if things are too out of line, an exception is raised as ValueError.
An important note, this is *not* explicitly urlparsing security[0] as
denoted in the Python urllib documentation, but that the application
should operate defensively.
[0]: https://docs.python.org/3/library/urllib.parse.html#url-parsing-security
Change-Id: I45ee1c8a73ed13511bc47a69130105f16d34be1e
Determine the appropriate GRUB commands during UEFI boot
based on the node's CPU architecture.
Closes-Bug: #2050054
Change-Id: I0c5f513cdc8f4112f8dfdeb4ccaf566d3424a2ca
