RAS Daemon documentation

rasdaemon monitors and records Linux kernel Reliability, Availability and Serviceability events. Start with the overview, or go directly to the build and installation instructions.

Product quality targets, their verification evidence, and the maturity roadmap are collected in Development Principles.

This documentation describes rasdaemon 1.0.0.

Contents:

• Overview
  • Intended use
  • Goals
  • Project resources
• Building and Installing
  • Configure and build
  • RPM packages
• Running rasdaemon
  • Offline MCE decoding
• Database Backends
  • SQLite
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL and MariaDB
• ras-mc-ctl
  • Using ras-mc-ctl
  • Migrating from version 0.8.5
• Runtime Configuration
  • Disabling events
  • IPMI BMC reporting
  • PCIe eDPC configuration
  • Corrected-error actions
  • Triggers and statistics
• Testing
  • Unit tests
  • Error injection
  • Performance and resource usage
• Development
  • Development Principles
  • Developer Guide
• Contributing
  • Submitting changes
  • Contributor Roles and Affiliations
• Security and Responsible Disclosure
  • Reporting Security Issues
  • Project Role and Scope
  • Security Maintenance Model
  • Responsibilities of Distributors and Operators
  • Supported Versions
  • No Operational Control
  • No Compliance Representation
  • Requests from Downstream Organizations
• RAS daemon internal API
  • Environment and common types
  • Module and event registries
  • Core utilities
  • Process entry point
  • Database API
• Appendix
  • RAS Daemon origin