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BS ISO/IEC 30115-1:2022

BS ISO/IEC 30115-1:2022

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Information technology. Redfish scalable platforms management API specification – Redfish Specification v1.13.0

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PDF Pages PDF Title
2 undefined
15 1 Foreword {-}
1.1 Acknowledgments {-}
17 2 Introduction {-}
18 3 Scope
19 4 Normative references
21 5 Terms, definitions, symbols, and abbreviated terms
5.1 Hardware terms
5.1.1 baseboard management controller (BMC)
5.1.2 IPMI
22 5.1.3 KVM-IP
5.1.4 NIC
5.1.5 PCI
5.1.6 PCIe
5.2 Web development terms
5.2.1 CORS
5.2.2 CRUD
5.2.3 CSRF
5.2.4 event
5.2.5 excerpt
23 5.2.6 HTTP
5.2.7 HTTPS
5.2.8 hypermedia API
5.2.9 IP
5.2.10 JSON
5.2.11 member
5.2.12 message
5.2.13 OData
5.2.14 OData service document
24 5.2.15 operation
5.2.16 parent resource
5.2.17 property
5.2.18 request
5.2.19 response
5.2.20 subscription
5.2.21 task
5.2.22 task monitor
5.2.23 TCP
25 5.2.24 TLS
5.2.25 XSS
5.3 Redfish terms
5.3.1 collection
5.3.2 Redfish client
5.3.3 Redfish protocol
5.3.4 Redfish schema
5.3.5 Redfish service
5.3.6 resource
26 5.3.7 resource collection
5.3.8 resource tree
5.3.9 resource type
5.3.10 service root
5.3.11 subordinate resource
27 6 Typographical conventions
28 7 Overview
7.1 Goals
29 7.2 Design tenets
7.3 Limitations
30 7.4 Additional design background and rationale
7.4.1 REST-based interface
7.4.2 Data-oriented
7.4.3 Separation of protocol from data model
7.4.4 Hypermedia API service root
7.4.5 OpenAPI v3.0 support
31 7.4.6 OData conventions
7.5 Service elements
7.5.1 Synchronous and asynchronous operation support
7.5.2 Eventing mechanism
32 7.5.3 Actions
7.5.4 Service discovery
7.5.5 Remote access support
7.6 Security
33 8 Protocol details
8.1 Universal Resource Identifiers
35 8.2 HTTP methods
36 8.3 HTTP redirect
8.4 Media types
8.5 ETags
37 8.6 Protocol version
38 8.7 Redfish-defined URIs and relative reference rules
40 9 Service requests
9.1 Request headers
43 9.2 GET (read requests)
9.2.1 GET (read requests) overview
9.2.2 Resource collection requests
44 9.2.3 Service root request
9.2.4 OData service and metadata document requests
45 9.3 Query parameters
9.3.1 Query parameter overview
47 9.3.2 The $expand query parameter
49 9.3.3 The $select query parameter
50 9.3.4 The $filter query parameter
51 9.4 HEAD
52 9.5 Data modification requests
9.5.1 Data modification requests overview
9.5.2 Modification success responses
53 9.5.3 Modification error responses
9.6 PATCH (update)
54 9.7 PATCH on array properties
55 9.8 PUT (replace)
9.9 POST (create)
56 9.10 DELETE (delete)
9.11 POST (action)
58 9.12 Operation apply time
61 9.13 Deep operations
65 10 Service responses
10.1 Response headers
67 10.2 Link header
10.3 Status codes
70 10.4 OData metadata responses
10.4.1 OData metadata responses overview
10.4.2 OData $metadata
71 10.4.2.1 Referencing other schemas
10.4.2.2 Referencing OEM extensions
72 10.4.3 OData service document
10.5 Resource responses
73 10.6 Error responses
75 11 Data model
11.1 Resources
11.2 Resource types
76 11.3 Resource collections
11.4 OEM resources
77 11.5 Common data types
11.5.1 Primitive types
11.5.2 Empty string values
78 11.5.3 GUID and UUID values
11.5.4 Date-Time values
11.5.5 Duration values
79 11.5.6 Reference properties
11.5.7 Non-resource reference properties
80 11.5.8 Array properties
11.5.9 Structured properties
81 11.5.10 Message object
11.5.10.1 Overview
82 11.5.10.2 MessageId format
83 11.6 Properties
11.6.1 Properties overview
11.6.2 Resource identifier (@odata.id) property
11.6.3 Resource type (@odata.type) property
84 11.6.4 Resource ETag (@odata.etag) property
11.6.5 Resource context (@odata.context) property
85 11.6.6 Id
11.6.7 Name
11.6.8 Description
11.6.9 MemberId
11.6.10 Count ([email protected]) property
86 11.6.11 Members
11.6.12 Next link ([email protected]) property
11.6.13 Links
11.6.13.1 Reference to a related resource
87 11.6.13.2 References to multiple related resources
11.6.14 Actions property
11.6.14.1 Action representation
88 11.6.14.2 Action responses
11.6.15 Oem
89 11.6.16 Status
11.7 Naming conventions
11.7.1 Naming rules
90 11.7.2 URI naming rules
91 11.8 Extending standard resources
11.8.1 Extending standard resources overview
11.8.2 OEM property format and content
11.8.3 OEM-specified object naming
92 11.8.4 OEM resource types
11.8.5 OEM registries
93 11.8.6 OEM URIs
11.8.7 OEM property examples
94 11.8.8 OEM actions
95 11.9 Payload annotations
11.9.1 Payload annotations overview
11.9.2 Allowable values
96 11.9.3 Extended information
11.9.3.1 Extended object information
97 11.9.3.2 Extended property information
11.9.4 Action info annotation
98 11.9.5 Settings and settings apply time annotations
11.9.6 Operation apply time and operation apply time support annotations
11.9.7 Maintenance window annotation
99 11.9.8 Collection capabilities annotation
101 11.9.9 Requested count and allow over-provisioning annotations
11.9.10 Zone affinity annotation
102 11.9.11 Supported certificates annotation
11.9.12 Deprecated annotation
11.10 Settings resource
105 11.11 Special resource situations
11.11.1 Overview
11.11.2 Absent resources
11.12 Registries
106 11.13 Schema annotations
11.13.1 Schema annotations overview
11.13.2 Description annotation
107 11.13.3 Long description annotation
11.13.4 Resource capabilities annotation
11.13.5 Resource URI patterns annotation
108 11.13.6 Additional properties annotation
109 11.13.7 Permissions annotation
11.13.8 Required annotation
11.13.9 Required on create annotation
11.13.10 Units of measure annotation
11.13.11 Expanded resource annotation
110 11.13.12 Owning entity annotation
11.13.13 Deprecated annotation
11.14 Versioning
111 11.15 Localization
112 12 File naming and publication
12.1 Registry file naming
12.2 Profile file naming
12.3 Dictionary file naming
12.4 Localized file naming
113 12.5 DMTF Redfish file repository
115 13 Schema definition languages
13.1 OData Common Schema Definition Language
13.1.1 OData Common Schema Definition Language overview
13.1.2 File naming conventions for CSDL
13.1.3 Core CSDL files
116 13.1.4 CSDL format
13.1.4.1 Referencing other CSDL files
117 13.1.4.2 CSDL data services
13.1.5 Elements of CSDL namespaces
118 13.1.5.1 Qualified names
13.1.5.2 Entity type and complex type elements
119 13.1.5.3 Action element
120 13.1.5.4 Action element for OEM actions
13.1.5.5 Action with a response body
121 13.1.5.6 Property element
122 13.1.5.7 Navigation property element
13.1.5.8 Enum type element
123 13.1.5.9 Annotation element
126 13.2 JSON Schema
13.2.1 JSON Schema overview
13.2.2 File naming conventions for JSON Schema
13.2.3 Core JSON Schema files
127 13.2.4 JSON Schema format
13.2.5 JSON Schema definitions body
13.2.5.1 Resource definitions in JSON Schema
128 13.2.5.2 Enumerations in JSON Schema
129 13.2.5.3 Actions in JSON Schema
130 13.2.5.4 OEM actions in JSON Schema
131 13.2.5.5 Action with a response body
132 13.2.6 JSON Schema terms
133 13.3 OpenAPI
13.3.1 OpenAPI overview
13.3.2 File naming conventions for OpenAPI schema
13.3.3 Core OpenAPI schema files
134 13.3.4 openapi.yaml
136 13.3.5 OpenAPI file format
13.3.6 OpenAPI components body
13.3.6.1 Resource definitions in OpenAPI
137 13.3.6.2 Enumerations in OpenAPI
13.3.6.3 Actions in OpenAPI
139 13.3.6.4 OEM actions in OpenAPI
13.3.7 OpenAPI terms used by Redfish
140 13.4 Schema modification rules
142 14 Service details
14.1 Eventing
14.1.1 Eventing overview
14.1.2 POST to subscription collection
143 14.1.3 Open an SSE connection
144 14.1.4 EventType-based eventing
14.1.5 Subscribing to events
145 14.1.6 Event formats
146 14.1.7 OEM extensions
14.2 Asynchronous operations
148 14.3 Resource tree stability
14.4 Discovery
14.4.1 Discovery overview
149 14.4.2 UPnP compatibility
14.4.3 USN format
14.4.4 M-SEARCH response
150 14.4.5 Notify, alive, and shutdown messages
14.5 Server-sent events
14.5.1 General
151 14.5.2 Event service
153 14.5.2.1 Event message SSE stream
154 14.5.2.2 Metric report SSE stream
155 14.6 Update service
14.6.1 Overview
14.6.2 Software update types
14.6.2.1 Simple updates
14.6.2.2 Multipart HTTP push updates
158 15 Security details
15.1 Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol
15.1.1 Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol overview
15.1.2 Cipher suites
159 15.1.3 Certificates
15.2 Sensitive data
15.3 Authentication
15.3.1 Authentication overview
160 15.3.2 Authentication requirements
15.3.2.1 Resource and operation authentication requirements
15.3.2.2 HTTP header authentication requirements
15.3.2.3 Authentication failure requirements
161 15.3.3 HTTP Basic authentication
15.3.4 Redfish session login authentication
15.3.4.1 Redfish login sessions
162 15.3.4.2 Session login
163 15.3.4.3 Session lifetime
15.3.4.4 Session termination or logout
15.4 Authorization
15.4.1 Authorization overview
164 15.4.2 Privilege model
15.4.2.1 Roles
165 15.4.2.2 Restricted roles and restricted privileges
166 15.4.2.3 OEM privileges
15.4.3 Redfish service operation-to-privilege mapping
15.4.3.1 Why specify operation-to-privilege mapping?
15.4.3.2 Representing operation-to-privilege mappings
167 15.4.3.3 Operation map syntax
168 15.4.3.4 Mapping overrides syntax
15.4.3.5 Property override example
169 15.4.3.6 Subordinate override
170 15.4.3.7 Resource URI override
171 15.4.3.8 Privilege AND and OR syntax
172 15.5 Account service
15.5.1 Account service overview
15.5.2 Password management
173 15.5.3 Password change required handling
15.6 Asynchronous tasks
15.7 Event subscriptions
174 16 Redfish Host Interface
175 17 Redfish composability
176 17.1 Composition requests
17.1.1 Composition requests overview
17.1.2 Specific composition
177 17.1.3 Constrained composition
178 17.1.4 Expandable resources
17.2 Updating a composed resource
179 18 Aggregation
18.1 Classes of aggregators
18.1.1 Implicit and complex aggregators
180 18.1.2 Use cases
18.2 Aggregation service
18.2.1 Aggregation service overview
18.2.2 Aggregator requirements
181 18.2.3 Aggregates
18.2.4 Aggregation sources and connection methods
183 19 ANNEX A (informative) Change log
196 20 Bibliography

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