Redfish Event Listener in PowerShell

The Redfish specification supports event mechanism through which the target redfish devices can send events from different components in the system to an event listener. This project provides an event listener that is created in native PowerShell.

This module contains the following commands.

Command Name	Description
Add-PSRedfishEventListenerHttpsBinding	This command adds an SSL certificate binding for the HTTPS event listener for Redfish events. This command has the following parameters.
Get-PSRedfishEventSubscription	This command gets all the event subscriptions from a Redfish device.
Remove-PSRedfishEventListenerHttpsBinding	This command removes all SSL certificate bindings from the local system.
Register-PSRedfishEventSubscription	This command registers a redfish device with an event listener. A given redfish can send events to multiple event listeners.
Start-PSRedfishEventListener	The Start-PSRedfishListener command starts the Redfish event listener (HTTPS) on the local host. This HTTPS listener requires an SSL certificate binding and it needs to be done as a prerequisite and can be performed using the Add-PSRedfishListenerHttpsBinding command.
Stop-PSRedfishEventListener	The Stop-PSRedfishEventListener commands stop the event listener that was started using the Start-PSRedfishEventListener command either locally or on a remote system.
Send-PSRedfishTestEvent	As per the Redfish eventing specification, each Redfish device should support submitting a test event to the listener for testing purposes. This is generally used for validation purposes that the Redfish device can indeed send the events to configured destination and the listener can process the received event messages as desired.
Unregister-PSRedfishEventSubscription	This command will remove an event subscription from the Redfish device.