aaronburt/idrac-manager-v2

This package allows you to interact with the IDRAC of your Dell servers using an express server. With this package, you can check the online status of your server, shutdown and startup your server and change the fan speed of your server.

IDRAC Express Server

This is an express server that allows you to interact with the IDRAC of your Dell servers.

Run from Docker (Recommended)

docker run -p 8080:8080 -e idrac_hostname=<hostname or ip> -e idrac_username=<username> -e idrac_password=<password> -d mrburtuk/idrac_manager_v2

-p 8080:8080: Maps port 8080 on the host to port 8080 on the container. This allows you to access the application running in the container on port 8080 on your host machine.

-e idrac_hostname=<hostname or ip>: sets environment variable idrac_hostname to the provided value of <hostname or ip>

-e idrac_username=<username>: sets environment variable idrac_username to the provided value of <username>

-e idrac_password=<password>: sets environment variable idrac_password to the provided value of <password>

-d : run the container in detached mode, allowing the container to run in the background.

Make sure to replace , , and with the appropriate values for your use case.

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Build this docker image using a command like (docker build -t idrac .)
3. Run the container making sure to set these envs. idrac_hostname, idrac_username, idrac_password and optionally debug

Available Routes

• GET /status: Returns the online status of the IDRAC.
• GET /shutdown: Shuts down the server.
• GET /fanspeed/:speed: Changes the fan speed. Speed must be between 0 and 100.
• GET /startup: Starts up the server.

Note

Make sure the IDRAC is accessible over the network and that the ports are open.