Aviz Network Copilot R1.6.0 – Enhanced UI, Data Connectors, and Analytics
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Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot R1.6.0 adds UI-based agent onboarding, expanded dashboard analytics, offline log analysis, BigQuery connectivity, and a Forward Data Connector. The update is aimed at NetOps teams that want simpler setup, broader visibility, and more structured data handling in day-to-day operations.
Product Update
The release centers on changes to agent onboarding and platform administration. User-created SDK agents can now be uploaded and managed through the UI, replacing a CLI-based process.
The blog says the onboarding flow is separated for admins and non-admins, with role-based access and agent management functions available through the Agent Management page. That page shows agent name, description, version, status, upload date, and uploader identity.
Operational Analytics
R1.6.0 expands the Dashboard with additional visibility into users, projects, communications, LLMs, SDK agents, devices, and data connectors. The blog describes the dashboard as a central view for platform activity and operational status.
The release also includes improved visualizations and analytics to help users monitor platform performance. The blog frames these additions as a way to surface information about platform use and behavior in one place.
Technical Breakdown
Offline log analysis in R1.6.0 covers configuration download, inventory management, device discovery, interface analysis, protocol analysis, and security and compliance audits. The release also adds a generic agent for file analysis and interaction within NCP.
BigQuery integration is available through the Data Connector UI and requires a connector name and JSON key for authentication. The blog says this allows network analytics and queries on large datasets inside the NCP environment.
Data Connector Coverage
The Forward Data Connector is another part of the release and is tied to UI-based onboarding and lifecycle checks. The blog says validation includes activation, deactivation, removal, and dashboard health monitoring.
NCP R1.6.0 was also tested with OVA/OVF packages rather than only an Ubuntu server setup. According to the blog, that deployment path was validated for compatibility with existing integrations and post-deploy checks, including ONES data connector testing.
Validation Results
The blog says R1.6.0 passed acceptance criteria for reliability, functionality, and security. It also states that Snyk checks did not find critical vulnerabilities.
The release notes mention compatibility with data connectors such as ELK, Splunk, and BigQuery, along with a sub-2-minute response time for prompts related to flow records. The blog presents these results as part of the validation scope for the release.
This Blog Signals brief is a fact-based summary of the vendor blog, showing that R1.6.0 focuses on UI workflow changes, broader analytics, offline analysis, and connector management for NetOps operations.
Blog post, originally published by Rajasekaran S at aviznetworks.com.