Feel free to let then know :-) I think abstracting ipmitool is nice but it's just a building block. The real killer is when you put it all together - recognizi

Feel free to let then know :-) I think abstracting ipmitool is nice but it's just a building block. The real killer is when you put it all together - recognizing a system is down, and bringing it back up automatically despite having no working OS. It might require using ipmitool. But it might also require clearing state in a provisioning system via an HTTP call. Or sending some keystrokes. It's about moving beyond manual recovery when no OS is present.