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  1. Red Hat Workload Availability
  2. RHWA-273

FAR: Remove "Redundant" Agents

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      FAR installs agents that are not meant for our goal of powering off and on a host/node.
      Since FAR won't rely on a Pacemaker (at least not recommended), it was designed to use power-based agents and the agents shouldn't use Telnet/SSH.
      For more https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/C03M5GKJNBA/p1723615269002289?thread_ts=1723028595.043259&cid=C03M5GKJNBA 

      White list :

      1. fence-agents-amt-ws
      2. fence-agents-apc-snmp
      3. fence-agents-cisco-ucs
      4. fence-agents-eaton-snmp
      5. fence-agents-emerson
      6. fence-agents-eps
      7. fence-agents-ibmblade
      8. fence-agents-ifmib
      9. fence-agents-ilo2
      10. fence-agents-intelmodular
      11. fence-agents-ipdu
      12. fence-agents-ipmilan
      13. fence-agents-redfish
      14. fence-agents-rhevm
      15. fence-agents-vmware-rest
      16. fence-agents-vmware-soap

      Comments on the possible agents to remove

      • fence-kdump fence-sbd = special in their own way and not so recommended for our use case
      • fence-scsi, fence-mpath, fence-cisco-mds = Resource based agents that usually have been using with pacemaker
      • fence_heuristics_ping = Is no real fence-agent on its own but design to work together with other fence-agents in a topology.
      • fence_compute = is for OSP. Can be used in the case of OpenShift on Openstack

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