OpenAPI Server Management

Version 33.6 adds user-accessible commands to manage the OpenAPI server, enabling integration with third-party management tools such as Ansible while maintaining compatibility with IQAgent cloud management.

Enhancement: The OpenAPI server, previously managed exclusively by IQAgent for internal cloud applications, is now available for customer use using HTTP (port 80) or HTTPS (ports 443/9443). You can enable, disable, and restart the OpenAPI server through CLI commands. When IQAgent is enabled, it automatically keeps the OpenAPI server operational regardless of user configuration, ensuring uninterrupted cloud connectivity.

Key Capabilities:

• User control of OpenAPI server lifecycle through standard CLI commands
• Automatic server operation when IQAgent is enabled
• Access via standard HTTP/HTTPS ports alongside existing Chalet web interface
• Server health status monitoring and version information display
• Debug mode for detailed logging and troubleshooting
• URI-based multiplexing allows coexistence with Chalet and other web applications

IQAgent Behavior

When IQAgent is enabled, the OpenAPI server remains operational regardless of user configuration. Attempting to disable the server displays the following message:

Note: The OpenAPI server is required by IQAgent and will remain operational 
while IQAgent is enabled.

This ensures continuous cloud connectivity while allowing users to manage the server when IQAgent is not in use.

New CLI Commands

Enable, disable, or restart the OpenAPI server:

enable openapi
disable openapi
restart process openapi

Display OpenAPI server status:

show openapi