ironic-inspect-hooks-and-rules-use-case

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Ironic Inspect Hooks and Rules Use Case

This is the data for: https://etherpad.opendev.org/p/ironic-cardoe-inspect-hooks-and-rules

This aims to be more concrete with my use case and integration with Nautobot.

generated-rules.yaml

- description: Check m1.small hardware model
  conditions:
    - op: eq
      args: ["{inventory[system_vendor][manufacturer]}", "Dell"]
    - op: eq
      args: ["{inventory[system_vendor][model]}", "PowerEdge R7615"]
    - op: eq
      args: ["{inventory[cpu][model_name]}", "AMD"]
    - op: "!is-empty"
      args: ["{plugin_data[bmc_address}"]
  actions:
    - op: set-attribute
      args: ["/driver", "idrac"]
    - op: set-attribute
      args: ["/resource_class", "CUSTOM.M1.SMALL"]

m1.small.yaml

# https://github.com/rackerlabs/understack/blob/main/schema/flavor.schema.json
name: m1.small
# next two lines tie us back to the Nautobot/Netbox device-types
manufacturer: Dell
model: PowerEdge R7615
# the rest defines what must exist for this flavor
cpu_model: AMD
cpu_cores: 16
memory_gb: 384
drives:
  - 480
  - 480
pci:
  - name: Some Vendor NIC
    vendor_id: 0x8086
    device_id: 0x1000
    sub_vendor_id: 0x8086
    sub_device_id: 0x1000

PowerEdge-R7615.yaml

# https://github.com/netbox-community/devicetype-library/blob/master/device-types/Dell/PowerEdge-R7615.yaml
# essentially just using the above.