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ISO/IEC 30115-1

Information technology — Redfish scalable platforms management API specification — Part 1: Redfish Specification v1.13.0

active, Most Current
Organization: ISO
Publication Date: 1 August 2022
Status: active
Page Count: 195
ICS Code (Information technology (IT) in general): 35.020
scope:

This specification defines the required protocols, data model, behaviors, and other architectural components for an interoperable, multivendor, remote, and out-of-band capable interface. This interface meets the cloud-based and web-based IT professionals' expectations for scalable platform management. While large and hyperscale environments are the primary focus, clients can use the specification for individual system management.

The specification defines the required elements for all Redfish implementations, and the optional elements that system vendors and manufacturers can choose. This specification also defines at which points an implementation can provide OEM-specific extensions.

The specification sets normative requirements for Redfish services and associated materials, such as Redfish schema files. In general, the specification does not set requirements for Redfish clients but indicates how a client can successfully and effectively access and use a Redfish service.

The specification does not require that implementations of the Redfish interfaces and functions require particular hardware or firmware.

Document History

ISO/IEC 30115-1
August 1, 2022
Information technology — Redfish scalable platforms management API specification — Part 1: Redfish Specification v1.13.0
This specification defines the required protocols, data model, behaviors, and other architectural components for an interoperable, multivendor, remote, and out-of-band capable interface. This...

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