The RedFish API and vSphere Hypervisor API: A Unified Framework for Policy-Based Server Monitoring

Integrating remote monitoring systems is crucial in the ever-changing field of data center management to enhance performance and guarantee reliability. This paper outlines a comprehensive strategy for monitoring remote servers by utilizing agents that establish connections to the RedFish API (Application Programming Interface) and vSphere hypervisor API. Our solution uses the RedFish standard to provide secure and standardized management of hardware components in diverse server environments. This improves interoperability and scalability. Simultaneously, the vSphere agent enables monitoring and hardware administration in vSphere-based virtualized environments, offering crucial insights into the state of the underlying hardware. This system, which employs two agents, simplifies the management of servers and seamlessly integrates with current data center infrastructures, enhancing efficiency. The policy-based alerting system built on top of these agents offers many capabilities based on both agents leveraging their alerting systems. This, in turn, can improve the capabilities of next-generation data centers.

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Electronics
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2024-11-23
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https://doi.org/10.3390/electronics13234624
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Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems
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Abstract

Integrating remote monitoring systems is crucial in the ever-changing field of data center management to enhance performance and guarantee reliability. This paper outlines a comprehensive strategy for monitoring remote servers by utilizing agents that establish connections to the RedFish API (Application Programming Interface) and vSphere hypervisor API. Our solution uses the RedFish standard to provide secure and standardized management of hardware components in diverse server environments. This improves interoperability and scalability. Simultaneously, the vSphere agent enables monitoring and hardware administration in vSphere-based virtualized environments, offering crucial insights into the state of the underlying hardware. This system, which employs two agents, simplifies the management of servers and seamlessly integrates with current data center infrastructures, enhancing efficiency. The policy-based alerting system built on top of these agents offers many capabilities based on both agents leveraging their alerting systems. This, in turn, can improve the capabilities of next-generation data centers.

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