NAME

IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure - Class for operations with a IBM Storwize enclosure

VERSION

Version 0.01

SYNOPSIS

IBM::StorageSystem is a utility class for operation with an IBM Storwize enclosure.

use IBM::StorageSystem;

my $ibm = IBM::StorageSystem->new(	user		=> 'admin',
				host		=> 'my-v7000',
				key_path	=> '/path/to/my/.ssh/private_key'
			) or die "Couldn't create object! $!\n";

# Print the status of each enclosure in our system.
foreach my $enclosure ( $ibm->get_enclosures ) {
	print "Enclosure ", $enclosure->id, " status: ", $enclosure->status, "\n"
}

# Print the status of a specific enclosure
print "Enclosure two status is " . $ibm->enclosure(2)->status . "\n";

# Get all PSUs in an enclosure as L<IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::PSU> objects.
my @psus = $ibm->enclosure(1)->psus;

# Plus much more

METHODS

new

Constructor method - note that under normal circumstances you shouldn't need to explicitly call this method - rather a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure object is created for you via calls to methods in other classes like get_enclosure in IBM::StorageSystem.

psu( $id )

# Get the first PSU of the first enclosure and print the redundancy status
my $enclosure = $ibm->enclosure(1);
my $psu = $enclosure->psu(1);
print $psu->redundant;

# Alternately
print $ibm->enclosure(1)->psu(1)->redundant;

Returns the PSU as specified by the value of the id parameter as a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::PSU object.

Note that this method implements object caching when possible - please refer to the Caching section in the IBM::StorageSystem documentation for further detail.

get_psu( $id )

my $psu = $enclosure->get_psu(2);

Returns the PSU as specified by the value of the id parameter as a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::PSU object.

get_psus

my @psus = $enclosure->get_psus;

Returns an all PSUs in the specified enclosure as an array of IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::PSU objects.

battery( $id )

# Print the percentage charged status of the first battery in the second enclosure
print $ibm->enclosure(2)->battery(1)->percent_charged;

Returns the enclosure battery as specified by the value of the given id parameter as a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Battery object.

Note that this method implements object caching when possible - please refer to the Caching section in the IBM::StorageSystem documentation for further detail.

get_battery( $id )

# Get the first battery of the first enclosure.
my $battery = $ibm->enclosure(1)->get_battery(1);

Returns the enclosure battery as specified by the value of the id parameter as a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Battery object.

get_batterys

# Get all batteries for an enclosure object.
my @batterys = $enclosure->get_batterys;

Returns a list of IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Battery objects for the specified enclosure.

slot( $id )

# Check the SAS port and LED fault states of slot 1.
my $slot = $ibm->enclosure(1)->slot(1);

if ( ( $slot->port_1_status ne 'online' or $slot->port_2_status ne 'online' ) 
	or $slot->fault_LED ne 'off' ) { jump_up_and_down() }

Returns a IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Slot object for the slot specified by the id parameter.

Note that this method implements object caching when possible - please refer to the Caching section in the IBM::StorageSystem documentation for further detail.

get_slot( $id )

Returns a BM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Slot object for the slot specified by the id parameter.

get_slots

# Print the drive ID for each slot.
map { print "Slot ", $_->slot_id, " drive ID: ", $_->drive_id, "\n" } $enclosure->get_slots;

Returns a list of IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Slot objects for the specified enclosure.

canister( $id )

# Get the first canister of this enclosure
my $canister = $enclosure->canister(1);

# Check and alert the canister temperature
SMS_NOC( "Enclosure ${ $enclosure->id } canister ${ canister->id } ".
	 "temperature ${ $canister->temperature }C" ) if ($canister->temperature > 45);

Returns the canister for this enclosure as specified by the id parameter as an IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Canister object.

Note that this method implements object caching when possible - please refer to the Caching section in the IBM::StorageSystem documentation for further detail.

get_canister( $id )

Returns the canister for this enclosure as specified by the id parameter as an IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Canister object.

get_canisters

my @canisters = $enclosure->get_canisters;

Returns a list of all present canisters in this enclosure as IBM::StorageSystem::Enclosure::Canister objects.

FRU_identity

Returns the Field Replacable Unit (FRU) identity of the enclosure.

FRU_part_number

Returns the Field Replacable Unit part number of the enclosure.

IO_group_id

Returns the IO group ID for this enclosure.

IO_group_name

Returns the IO group name for this enclosure.

drive_slots

Returns the number of drive slots present in this enclosure.

error_sequence_number

Returns the error sequence number (if any) of the most recently logged error condition.

fault_LED

Returns the fault LED state.

firmware_level_1

Returns the firmware level 1 code.

firmware_level_2

Returns the firmware level 2 code.

id

Returns the enclosure ID.

identify_LED

Returns the identity LED state.

machine_part_number

Returns the machine part number of the enclosure (if present).

managed

Returns the managed status of the enclosure.

online_PSUs

Returns the number of online PSUs present in this enclosure.

online_canisters

Returns the number of online canisters present in this enclosure.

product_MTM

Returns the product Manufacturing Type Model code for this enclosure.

serial_number

Returns the serial number of this enclosure.

status

Returns the system status of this enclosure.

total_PSUs

Returns the total number of PSUs present in this enclosure.

total_canisters

Returns the total number of canisters present in this enclosure.

type

Returns the enclosure operational type.