redfish-client

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This is a library for interacting with BMCs that support the Redfish API.

The library is open-source, you can get code in GitHub.

NPM Package: redfish-client

To install:

bun add redfish-client

To Use

import {iDRACRedfishClient} from 'redfish-client';

const bmcClient = new iDRACRedfishClient("192.168.0.1", "root", "<YourPassword>")

console.log(`Server Status: ${await bmcClient.isAvailable()}`)
console.log(`Server Info: ${JSON.stringify(await bmcClient.getSystemInfo(), null, 2)}`)

const [cpus, memory, pcieDevices] = await Promise.all([
  bmcClient.getCPUInfo(systemId),
  bmcClient.getMemoryInfo(systemId),
  bmcClient.getPCIeDevicesInfo(systemId)
]);
console.log(`CPU Info: ${JSON.stringify(cpus, null, 2)}`);
console.log(`Memory Info: ${JSON.stringify(memory, null, 2)}`);
console.log(`PCIe Devices Info: ${JSON.stringify(pcieDevices, null, 2)}`);

// Important: Don't forget to close the client, Redfish has a global session limit, so you need to exit promptly
await bmcClient.closeSession();

Note: By default, the first obtained System will be used. However, in some high-density servers, there might be multiple Systems. You can get all System information via getAvailableSystemIds and then get specific System information using getSystemInfo(sysId).

Contributing

Since our team currently only has one Dell iDRAC 9 server, testing has only been done on this server. If you develop Redfish support for other server brands, feel free to submit a PR. It's recommended to focus mainly on adapting mountVirtualMedia, unmountVirtualMedia, and setVirtualMediaAsNextBootDevice.

Additionally, if you have servers from other brands, we welcome you to use Redfish Mockup Creator to create a simulation of your existing Redfish server and submit an Issue. We will try to adapt it as soon as possible.