Introduce Redfish Platform Wanted Device Lib

[nicklela]

Description

Introduce platform wanted device lib to RedfishPkg. This library provide the flexibility for platform owner to device which device we like to support Redfish service. This helps to reduce boot time and resource on devices that is not host interface.

A null library is implemented and it accepts all devices as default behavior.

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[nicklela]

@igorkulchytskyy can you please check this change if you have chance? This gives platform a way to limit Redfish service to specific interface, which improve the boot performance.

[igorkulchytskyy]

@igorkulchytskyy can you please check this change if you have chance? This gives platform a way to limit Redfish service to specific interface, which improve the boot performance.

Hi Nickle,
let me clarify what I understand.
This library is going to be used by RestEx driver to select which network interface (if we have several) should be used to access Redfish service. Is my understanding correct?
Thank you,
Igor

[nicklela]

@igorkulchytskyy can you please check this change if you have chance? This gives platform a way to limit Redfish service to specific interface, which improve the boot performance.

Hi Nickle,

let me clarify what I understand.

This library is going to be used by RestEx driver to select which network interface (if we have several) should be used to access Redfish service. Is my understanding correct?

Thank you,

Igor

Yes! Your understanding is correct.

[igorkulchytskyy]

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