Aviz Networks details ONES 4.3.1 release
Aviz Networks has released ONES 4.3.1, adding orchestration, monitoring, and audit features for AI network environments that use Ethernet, InfiniBand, and GPU-connected fabrics. The update matters to infrastructure teams because it brings multiple management functions into one platform while adding visibility and logging for operations and compliance.
Product Update
ONES 4.3.1 expands support for NVIDIA Spectrum-X Reference Architecture 2.1, including GB300 and B300 deployments in rack-scale and cluster configurations. The release also extends support for Host-Based Networking on BlueField-3 DPUs and adds stronger SONiC support for North-South fabric deployments.
The platform now includes NVIDIA UFM integration for coordinated management of Ethernet North-South and InfiniBand East-West traffic, along with NVIDIA NMX-C integration for rack-level GPU connectivity. Aviz says these additions are intended to unify orchestration across network layers used in AI infrastructure.
Key Findings
ONES Forecast is a new predictive analytics feature inside the monitoring interface. It uses historical metric data to project near-term behavior and presents those projections on the same charts used for live monitoring.
The release also adds Aviz Service Node integration, which provides packet-level telemetry and tools to configure, manage, and monitor ASN systems from ONES. Aviz says the integration adds health and packet-processing statistics for security and observability use cases.
Operational Impact
ONES 4.3.1 adds docker-level time-series graphs to controller monitoring, giving operators more detail on resource use across ONES services such as ones-collector, ones-fm, Kafka pipelines, the rule engine, audit service, and license service. The update is designed to provide a more granular view of the ONES controller environment.
Audit logging now records user actions including navigation, create, delete, and change events, along with source IP, time, operation type, description, and user. Admin users can search and filter logs by time, action type, and interface, and use the View Related option to review nearby events.
Technical Breakdown
Host-Based Networking support in ONES 4.3.1 works with a DOCA service on BlueField-3 DPU Arm cores and can replace hypervisor vSwitches with a BGP router model on the server side. Aviz says the approach enables an L3 underlay fabric while keeping tenant isolation and network provisioning in place.
The release also supports deployment workflows for GPU fabrics using NVIDIA's reference architecture guidance. According to Aviz, administrators define the deployment and ONES orchestrates the underlying AI fabric to keep configurations consistent across supported environments.
ONES 4.3.1 is a fact-based summary of the vendor blog and focuses on orchestration, telemetry, monitoring, and audit functions for AI networking environments.