Aviz Networks introduces ONES to enhance SONiC management and deployment.
106th article in the last 90 days, one of 152 articles referencing Aviz Networks. Previous coverage: Aitire adopts Community SONiC for cost-effective network management (Nov 2025).
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Aviz Networks introduces ONES, an open-source suite aimed at simplifying the deployment and management of SONiC networks, addressing key limitations associated with vendor-specific tools.
Product Overview
ONES (Open Networking Enterprise Suite) aims to streamline operations for SONiC deployments. It offers a vendor-agnostic platform designed to enhance ease of management across data center environments.
Pain Points in SONiC Deployment
Deploying SONiC is complex due to the absence of a universal tool for multi-vendor support. Current solutions often tie users to specific vendors, limiting flexibility.
Introducing ONES
To tackle deployment challenges, ONES was developed as a comprehensive solution for managing SONiC networks. Understanding existing challenges in the market informed its design.
Improving Network Configuration
Network configuration previously relied on vendor-specific methods, leading to inefficiencies. FMCLI (Fabric Manager Command Line Interface) offers a more flexible alternative to SONiC's native Command-Line Interface (CLI).
Metrics Collection and Visibility
Effective network management requires deep insight into performance metrics. ONES features a telemetry layer that collects over 200 metrics, improving visibility for network operators.
Integration in Multi-NOS Environments
As networks incorporate both SONiC and non-SONiC devices, ONES supports gradual migration strategies, accommodating various proprietary systems within a unified framework.
Supporting Operational Phases
ONES integrates with FTAS (Fabric Test Automation Suite) to enhance support for pre-deployment and ongoing operations. This integration ensures teams maintain visibility during critical testing phases.
Conclusion
Ultimately, ONES provides a structured approach for managing large-scale SONiC environments, facilitating easier adoption and operational efficiency. This summary encapsulates the primary insights derived from the original blog post.
Blog post, originally published by Krupakar Annam at Aviz Networks.