ironic-manage¶
The ironic-manage utility assists operators in managing and exploring an ironic installation. It is organized into sub-commands, listed below.
Options¶
This is a partial list of the most useful options. To see the full list, run the following:
ironic-manage --help
- -h, --help¶
Show help message and exit.
- --config-dir <DIR>¶
Path to a config directory with configuration files.
- --config-file <PATH>¶
Path to a configuration file to use.
- -d, --debug¶
Print debugging output.
- --version¶
Show the program’s version number and exit.
Usage¶
Options for the various commands for
ironic-manage are listed when the -h or --help
option is used after the command.
Command Options¶
ironic-manage is given a command that tells the utility what actions to perform. These commands can take arguments. The following commands are supported.
drivers hardware-types¶
Lists the hardware types installed on this system, discovered via the
ironic.hardware.types Python entry points. These names are the valid
values for the [DEFAULT]enabled_hardware_types configuration option.
For each hardware type, the implementing class and the Python package
providing it are shown, along with a note when the hardware type is
deprecated or cannot be loaded (for example, because a required vendor
library is not installed):
ironic-manage drivers hardware-types
drivers interfaces¶
Lists the hardware interfaces installed on this system, discovered via the
ironic.hardware.interfaces.<interface type> Python entry points. These
names are the valid values for the various
[DEFAULT]enabled_<interface type>_interfaces configuration options.
The output follows the same format as drivers hardware-types.
By default, all interface types are listed. One or more interface types
(such as bios, boot, console, deploy, inspect,
management, network, power, raid or storage) can be
passed as arguments to only list those types:
ironic-manage drivers interfaces
ironic-manage drivers interfaces deploy network
