generated: '2026-08-21'
method: searched
source: https://gigaio.com/composition-software/fabrex-cli/
description: >-
  GigaIO documents a first-party command line interface — the FabreX CLI — on its own
  product site, positioned alongside DMTF Redfish RESTful APIs as the two ways to drive
  composition of the FabreX fabric. The page is marketing, not reference: no binary
  name, no install method, no command groups and no example invocations are published.
  Readers are told to "CONTACT US for details on APIs".
name: FabreX CLI
vendor_status: >-
  FabreX is now a d-Matrix trademark following the April 2026 sale of GigaIO's
  datacenter technology and assets to d-Matrix; GigaIO continues to market FabreX
  software as part of its edge systems. Forward ownership of the FabreX CLI surface
  may sit with d-Matrix.
install: []
install_note: No install method (package, tarball, container, or repo) is published publicly.
binary: null
commands: []
commands_note: >-
  NOT CAPTURED. No command names, groups, flags or example invocations appear on any
  public GigaIO page. The command reference is in the customer support knowledge base
  behind an Atlassian login. Nothing is invented here.
capabilities:
  - Compose and decompose bare-metal resources (GPU, FPGA, NVMe, DRAM) to a server
  - Control of the network and attached resources across the PCIe/CXL fabric
  - Scripting and automation via Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Robot Framework
  - Alongside Redfish RESTful APIs for fabric automation, orchestration and job management
integrations:
  devops: [Ansible, Chef, Puppet, Robot Framework]
  schedulers: [Slurm, OpenPBS, PBS Pro, LSF, Altair Grid Engine, Kubernetes]
evidence:
  - url: https://gigaio.com/composition-software/fabrex-cli/
    http_status: 200
  - url: https://gigaio.com/products/fabrex-software/
    http_status: 200
    note: >-
      "GigaIO also provides an integration guide and an easy to use CLI to allow any
      customer to build playbooks, blueprints, or just straight API calls for
      personalized integration and seamless integration with Ansible, Chef, Puppet and
      other commonly used DevOps tool sets."