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Cisco UCS C Series Programmer's Guide

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CHAPTER 1
Cisco IMC REST API Overview
This chapter includes the following sections:
Introduction, on page 1
Redfish
Architecture, on page 1
Management Standard, on page 2
Key Technologies, on page 3
Operational Model, on page 3
Introduction
Representational state transfer (REST) or RESTful web services allow you to provide interoperability between
computer systems on the Internet. Using the REST-compliant web services you can request systems to access
and manipulate textual representations of web resources using a uniform and predefined set of stateless
operations. Cisco has now built capabilities of using RESTful APIs to configure the UCS C-series servers
using the Redfish
technology.
Redfish
is an open industry standard specification and schema that specifies a RESTful interface and utilizes
JSON and OData to help customers integrate solutions within their existing tool chains. It utilizes a range of
scalable IT technologies that are widely used, and by using these accepted technologies, it makes the use of
Redfish
easier. Redfish
is sponsored and controlled by the Distributed Management Task Force, Inc.
(DMTF), a peer-review standards body recognized throughout the industry.
For more information on DMTF and Redfish
standards, see DMTF and Redfish
Redfish
Architecture
The Redfish
API comprises a folder structure that starts with the Redfish root at “/redfish/”. In case of a
C-Series server, the root is accessed through the URI https://<Cisco IMC IP>/redfish/v1/ - the “v1” at the end
of the URI denotes the version of the API.
The URI is the primary unique identifier of resources. Redfish
URIs consist of three parts as described in
RFC3986: Part one defines the scheme and authority of the URI, part two specifies the root service and version,
and part three defines a unique resource identifier.
For example, in the following URI: https://mgmt.vendor.com/redfish/v1/Systems/SvrID:
https://mgmt.vendor.com is the scheme and authority
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