Observability

Aviz Networks offers an observability platform to enhance network visibility and issue detection across multivendor environments.

Weekly roundup covering Aviz Networks partnerships and funding, SONiC ecosystem events, network AIOps, and cloud traffic visibility.

Aviz launched the Deep Network Observability Interop with Celestica, Cisco, Dell, Edgecore, and NVIDIA to test software-first solutions across hardware.

SONiC, initially linked to hyperscalers, is now deployed by enterprises with packaged support, automation, and testing tools.

This update addresses traditional NOS vendor struggles and the rise of SONiC as a reliable alternative in software-defined networking.

The event on April 3, 2025, focuses on SONiC integration with Cisco 8000 hardware, aimed at IT leaders managing AI workloads.

The latest release of Open Networking Enterprise Suite (ONES) enhances network observability with telemetry support for Spectrum-X switches.

In modern high-performance computing and AI-driven workloads, real-time observability is crucial for maximizing performance and preventing failures. ONES delivers a powerful telemetry solution that provides deep insights into compute environments, monitoring key metrics across various components.

The latest release of OPBNOS, version R2.8, enhances traffic management capabilities for enterprises and service providers.

Aviz introduced ONES 3.1, enhancing observability, orchestration, and monitoring capabilities focused on modern networking needs.

The latest blog outlines a method to enhance network observability through deduplication, addressing inefficiencies from redundant data.