- Add HPE iLO Redfish profile (priority 20): matches on manufacturer/OEM/iLO signals, adds SmartStorage/SmartStorageConfig to critical paths, sets realistic ETA baseline and rate policy for iLO's known slowness - Fix post-probe hang on HPE iLO: skip numeric probing of collections where Members@odata.count == len(Members); add 4s postProbeClient timeout as safety net - Exclude /WorkloadPerformanceAdvisor from crawl paths - Fix replay parser: skip absent CPU sockets, absent DIMM slots, absent drive bays - Filter N/A version entries from firmware inventory - Remove drive firmware from general firmware list (already in Storage[].Firmware) - Add HPE AHS (.ahs) archive parser with hybrid SMBIOS/Redfish extraction Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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01 — Overview
Purpose
LOGPile is a standalone Go application for BMC diagnostics analysis with an embedded web UI. It runs as a single binary and normalizes hardware data from archives or live Redfish collection.
Operating modes
| Mode | Entry point | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Archive upload | POST /api/upload |
Parse a supported archive, raw export bundle, or JSON snapshot into AnalysisResult |
| Live collection | POST /api/collect |
Collect from a live BMC via Redfish and store the result in memory |
| Batch convert | POST /api/convert |
Convert multiple supported input files into Reanimator JSON in a ZIP artifact |
All modes converge on the same normalized hardware model and exporter pipeline.
In scope
- Single-binary desktop/server utility with embedded UI
- Vendor archive parsing and live Redfish collection
- Canonical hardware inventory across UI and exports
- Reopenable raw export bundles for future re-analysis
- Reanimator export and batch conversion workflows
- Embedded
pci.idslookup for vendor/device name enrichment
Current vendor coverage
- Dell TSR
- Reanimator Easy Bee support bundles
- H3C SDS G5/G6
- Inspur / Kaytus
- HPE iLO AHS
- NVIDIA HGX Field Diagnostics
- NVIDIA Bug Report
- Unraid
- XigmaNAS
- Generic fallback parser
Non-goals
- Persistent storage or multi-user state
- Production IPMI collection
- Authentication/authorization on the built-in HTTP server
- Long-term server-side job history beyond in-memory process lifetime