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Dag Wieers e07674d756 Module hpilo_facts to add facts from HP iLO interfaces
This module gathers facts from the hardware interface by querying HP iLO. The facts include network info (vlan, macaddress) and system info (cpu, memory, uuid) information. Useful information for provisioning and management.

This module was previously named ilo_facts and mentioned in #1080, #1085, #1125 and #1217.
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Ansible is a radically simple configuration-management, deployment, task-execution, and multinode orchestration framework.

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