Monitoring

Aviz ONES 2.0 adds topology and RoCE visibility, firmware inventory, rule alerts with Slack/Zendesk, orchestration APIs, syslog and SLA monitoring.

Explains Aviz OPBNOS support for GTP extension-header parsing and filtering, including PDU Session Container (0x85) and QoS fields on NVIDIA Spectrum-2.

Aviz Networks describes SONiC on IP Clos fabrics using BGP, focusing on Day 2 node/link drain validation, reconvergence SLAs, and monitoring.

ONES 3.1 adds agentless telemetry for NVIDIA Spectrum-X on Cumulus Linux 5.9–5.11, including RoCE metrics and rule-based alerts.

ONES 3.1 correlates real-time telemetry across NICs, GPUs, CPUs, memory, PCIe, and storage using Linux interfaces and NVIDIA SMI.

ONES 3.1 adds default troubleshooting rules, inline preview and CSV export for rules, up to 8-interface traffic comparisons, optics analytics export, and improved protocol views for MC-LAG, state transitions, and VLANs.

Aviz Service Node (ASN) uses DPDK packet processing on x86 servers to deliver vendor-neutral visibility across 4G/5G and data centers.

Aviz says its ONES now supports NVIDIA Spectrum-X, adding agentless observability and automation for Ethernet-based AI fabrics across Day 0 to Day 2.

ONES 4.0 adds NVIDIA SpectrumX orchestration, automated RMA, new real-time UX, GPU analytics, and an enhanced rule engine.

Meta reported 78% of Llama-3 training interruptions were hardware-related, and describes ONES 4.0 monitoring for GPU health, ECC, and alerts.

Aviz ONES adds intent vs applied config validation, drift detection, centralized console logs, integrated SSH access, and backup/restore for NVIDIA Spectrum-X.

Aviz ONES automates design, multi-tenant segmentation, GPU-aware QoS/PFC, and agentless observability for NVIDIA Spectrum-X fabric.