Telemetry

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 detects management IP changes, re-registers devices with the controller, logs prior→current IPs, and alerts via the Rule Engine.

Aviz Networks outlines its OPB, ASN and Network Copilot stack, tying the approach to outage visibility, 5G parsing, deduplication and SONiC support.

Aviz says its ONES layer standardizes control and observability across SONiC and Spectrum-X and Network Copilot automates compliance and NetOps tasks.

Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot is an on-prem networking assistant using RAG and agentic automation for NetOps workflows, compliance, security, and troubleshooting.

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

Cisco and Aviz bootcamp recaps AI fabric design using Cisco 8000 + Silicon One + SONiC with RoCE v2, PFC, and ECN plus Aviz ONES telemetry.

Techevolution replaced Pica8 with Community SONiC on Edge-Core switches, managed by Aviz ONES, supporting spine-leaf symmetric IRB while cutting CapEx and OpEx.

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.

Aviz Networks’ Network Copilot correlates controller data for natural-language queries, version-to-CVE mapping, topology/path analysis, and automated compliance checks.

SolarWinds Collector for Copilot pulls Orion device, interface, hardware and health data via SWIS API, normalizes it, and streams JSON into Kafka for Copilot queries.