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Figure 1 Resource model summary diagram
Connection
Templates
Network
Sets
or
Appliance
Networks
Uplink Sets
Uplink Sets
Server
Hardware
Types
Power
Delivery
Devices
Racks
Data
Centers
Enclosures
I/O
Bay
I/O
Bay
Device
Bay
Device
Bay
Interconnects
Switches
Connections
Storage
Systems
Types
Interconnects
Logical
Groups
Groups
Types
Profiles
Domains
Interconnect
Logical
Interconnect
Enclosure
Enclosure
Server
Volume
Attachments
Specified in a server profile
Physical resource
Logical resource
Server
Hardware
Storage
Pools
Volumes
Volume
Templates
The UI and REST APIs are organized by resource. The documentation for the UI and REST APIs are
also organized by resource.
To view the complete list of resources, see the HP OneView REST API Reference in the online help.
The following sections introduce the resources shown in
2.2 Server profiles
Server profiles capture key aspects of the server configuration in one place, enabling you to
provision converged infrastructure hardware quickly and consistently according to your best
practices.
A server profile can contain the following configuration information about the server hardware:
•
Basic server identification information
•
Connections to Ethernet networks, Ethernet network sets, and Fibre Channel networks
•
Firmware versions
•
BIOS settings
•
Boot order
•
Physical or virtual UUIDs (universally unique identifiers), MAC (media access control) addresses
and WWN (World Wide Name) addresses
Relationship to other resources
A server profile is associated with the following resources in the
•
Zero or more
resources. You use a connection resource to specify connection from
the server to a network or network set. If you do not specify at least one connection, the server
cannot connect to data center networks. The networks and network sets that are available to
a server profile connection depend on the configuration of the logical interconnect of the
enclosure that contains the server hardware.
•
Exactly one
resource, which can be either unassigned or can be located
in a specific enclosure and enclosure bay.
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Understanding the resource model