Post by yaojun26 on Nov 17, 2021 18:28:50 GMT
There are two memory capacities we care about.
* Physical capacity, which is normally the capacity calculated from the SPD data.
* Usable capacity, which is the successfully trained memory capacity.
The usable capacity is equal or lower than the physical capacity.
What's the appropriate way of reporting these two capacities in Redfish?
I saw in Redfish schema guide, there are two properties under the Memory Resource.
* CapacityMiB - Memory capacity in mebibytes (MiB).
* LogicalSizeMiB - Total size of the logical memory in MiB.
I am thinking of using "CapacityMiB" for Physical Capacity (the capacity calculated from the SPD data) and "LogicalSizeMiB" for Usable Capacity (successfully trained memory capacity).
Not sure if that's appropriate.
* Physical capacity, which is normally the capacity calculated from the SPD data.
* Usable capacity, which is the successfully trained memory capacity.
The usable capacity is equal or lower than the physical capacity.
What's the appropriate way of reporting these two capacities in Redfish?
I saw in Redfish schema guide, there are two properties under the Memory Resource.
* CapacityMiB - Memory capacity in mebibytes (MiB).
* LogicalSizeMiB - Total size of the logical memory in MiB.
I am thinking of using "CapacityMiB" for Physical Capacity (the capacity calculated from the SPD data) and "LogicalSizeMiB" for Usable Capacity (successfully trained memory capacity).
Not sure if that's appropriate.
