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Cybermyte transitions to SONiC with Aviz ONES support

Source Decision Insights Coverage Published October 31, 2025 Companies 1

38th article in the last 90 days, one of 79 articles referencing Aviz Networks. Previous coverage: Aviz Networks enhances AI network management and CIOs adopt SONiC - September 2025 (Oct 2025).

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Cybermyte disclosed details about its transition from a proprietary network Operating System (OS) to an open-source SONiC platform during a recent bootcamp. This shift is relevant for IT leaders considering alternatives to vendor lock-in.

Transition from Proprietary Systems

The reliance on proprietary network operating systems imposes notable risks, including dependency on vendor decisions regarding support and pricing. Cybermyte faced a dilemma when its switch vendor was acquired, resulting in discontinued support for its network OS (NOS) and forcing the organization to choose between costly alternatives or limited options.

Advantages of SONiC

Cybermyte selected SONiC for its adaptability and support for multiple vendors, providing a scalable solution that aligns with its operational goals. The platform's open-source nature allows for flexibility and independence from a single vendor's strategic direction.

Challenges in Deployment

Despite its advantages, deploying SONiC can be complex, particularly when utilizing vendor-customized builds. Cybermyte encountered difficulties with its hardware vendor's SONiC version, which included limited support and performance issues that hindered its implementation. “Open source is great but the vendor we chose for the hardware, we were using their version of SONiC. The support was lacking.” - Richard, Cybermyte

Role of Aviz ONES

To navigate the challenges presented by vendor-specific builds, Cybermyte engaged Aviz ONES for comprehensive support during the SONiC deployment. This partnership established clear responsibilities and streamlined incident resolution processes. Aviz ONES Provided:

  • 24/7 SONiC support, enhancing operational confidence through expert guidance.
  • Defined runbooks, facilitating quicker incident management.
  • A scalable AI-ready network capable of adapting to future technological needs.

This approach maintained SONiC's Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) advantages while ensuring stability and reliability for enterprise applications. “It was unheard of for a third-party support vendor to do that. That really solidified our relationship from the beginning. From day one, they were offering assistance; their support is unparalleled. It truly helped us.” - Richard, Cybermyte

Blog post, originally published by Aviz Team at Aviz Networks.

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