ISO IEC 30115-2-2022 PDF

Full title and description

Information technology — Redfish scalable platforms management API specification — Part 2: Redfish Schema Supplement v2021.1. This part provides the normative schema descriptions and supplemental normative text drawn from the Redfish schema bundle to guide developers of Redfish services and applications.

Abstract

This document is intended for Redfish service implementers and application developers; it incorporates the normative language copied from the Redfish Schema (DSP8010) bundle and adds supplemental normative text that clarifies usage of specific properties and resources. It differs from the Redfish Resource and Schema Guide by including normative description text rather than the informative description text from the schema.

General information

• Status: Published (International Standard); under regular review and subject to revision activity in the ISO/IEC 30115 series.
• Publication date: 1 September 2022 (commonly cited publication month: September 2022 / edition 2022).
• Publisher: ISO/IEC JTC 1 (published via the ISO/IEC publication channels and available from IEC/ISO distribution partners).
• ICS / categories: 35.020 (Information technology (IT) in general).
• Edition / version: Edition 1.0 (2022) — Redfish Schema Supplement v2021.1.
• Number of pages: ~750 pages (document length reported as 750 pages / ~4.6 MB electronic file size in distribution listings).

Scope

Part 2 provides normative schema-level text for the Redfish data model by incorporating statements from the Redfish Schema bundle (DSP8010) and by adding supplemental normative guidance where necessary to explain property and resource usage. It is intended to be used alongside the main Redfish specification (Part 1) and the Redfish Resource and Schema Guide for implementation and interoperability purposes.

Key topics and requirements

• Normative schema definitions and property-level descriptions derived from the Redfish Schema (DSP8010) bundle.
• Supplemental normative text clarifying usage, constraints and expected behavior of specific properties and resources in Redfish implementations.
• Alignment with the Redfish data model and interoperability expectations for scalable, multivendor platform management.
• Reference normative material intended for Redfish service developers rather than end-user client guidance.
• Coordination with related Redfish guidance documents (e.g., Resource & Schema Guide) to support implementers and test authors.

Typical use and users

Primary users are Redfish service implementers, schema authors, firmware and systems-management developers, test and conformance suite authors, system integrators, data-center automation engineers, and vendors building management controllers or management software that expose or consume Redfish APIs. The document is used during design, implementation, validation and interoperability testing of Redfish services.

Related standards

Closely related items include ISO/IEC 30115-1 (Redfish Specification v1.13.0 — Part 1), the DMTF Redfish Schema bundle (DSP8010), and the Redfish Resource and Schema Guide (DSP2046). Part 1 defines the protocol and service-level requirements; Part 2 supplies the normative schema and property-level text used by implementations. The broader Redfish family (DMTF DSP documents) provides additional informative guidance, mockups, registries and interoperability profiles used together with the ISO/IEC parts for implementation and testing.

Keywords

Redfish, scalable platforms, management API, schema supplement, DSP8010, Redfish schema, service developers, ISO/IEC 30115-2, JSON, OData, RESTful management API.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: ISO/IEC 30115-2:2022 is Part 2 of the Redfish scalable platforms management API specification; it is the Redfish Schema Supplement (v2021.1) that provides normative schema text and supplemental normative guidance for Redfish data model properties and resources.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers the normative descriptions derived from the Redfish Schema bundle (DSP8010) and adds supplemental normative text to clarify property usage, constraints and expected behavior for implementers of Redfish services. It is not a developer tutorial — it is aimed at implementers and schema consumers who need precise, normative definitions.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Redfish service developers, firmware and BMC (Baseboard Management Controller) implementers, cloud and data-center automation engineers, systems integrators, conformance/test-suite authors, and vendors producing management software or hardware that implement or consume Redfish APIs.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: ISO/IEC 30115-2:2022 is the published 2022 edition and is considered current; however, the ISO/IEC 30115 series is under periodic review and parts of the series (including Part 1 and Part 2) have active revision work in ISO/IEC project stages, so implementers should monitor ISO/DIS and committee notifications for upcoming revisions.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it is Part 2 of the ISO/IEC 30115 family. Part 1 covers the Redfish Specification (protocol, behaviors and service requirements), Part 2 covers the Schema Supplement, and the broader Redfish ecosystem includes DMTF DSP documents (DSP8010, DSP2046, etc.) that provide schema bundles, resource guides and ancillary materials used alongside the ISO/IEC parts.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Redfish, schema, DSP8010, API, management, scalable platforms, OData, JSON, Redfish Specification, schema supplement, interoperability.