Aviz Networks Blogs

  ONES 2.1 We’re thrilled to unveil ONES 2.1, a revolutionary network management and operations solution that redefines the benchmarks for Visibility, Orchestration, and Support. This release marks a monumental stride in our unwavering dedication to pushing the boundaries of network management capabilities and orchestration. Packed with cutting-edge features, ONES 2.1 introduces a groundbreaking ONE Data Lake which integrates with AWS S3 and Splunk, addition of multi-vendor NOS (NXOS, EOS, Cumulus) visibility, extended platform metrics (SSD Health, Device Failure detection, etc and enhanced anomaly and alerting mechanism for AI-Fabric. Prepare to embark on a journey where innovation intersects with excellence, as ONES 2.1 empowers your network endeavors with unparalleled sophistication and efficiency. It’s more than just a tool; it’s a paradigm-shifting innovation meticulously designed to enhance your network experience to levels never seen before. ONE-DL with AWS S3 and Splunk: In...

  VXLAN Overlay Fabric Test Automation Suite (FTAS) — a solid set of test cases designed with precision to assess SONiC’s readiness for deployment is ever evolving. Our ongoing dedication to getting better has shaped FTAS, growing with valuable customer input and incorporating new features in sync with the latest SONiC releases. Exciting news on our journey — FTAS 2.3 is now live! This version comes with a bunch of improvements, all geared towards making SONiC assessment even better and smoothing out pre-deployment testing. Let’s dive into what’s new and how it can elevate your testing experience! Let’s delve into the key enhancements introduced in FTAS 2.3 Data Center Interconnect Data Center Interconnect (DCI) harmonizes a sophisticated integration of advanced technologies. EVPN (Ethernet VPN), VXLAN (Virtual Extensible LAN), and MCLAG (Multi-Chassis Link Aggregation Group) collectively contribute to the intricate network orchestration. EVPN dynamically manages control plane oper...

  SONiC Network Operating System (NOS) Support vs SONiC Network Operation (NetOps) Support Demystified SONiC (Software for Open Networking in the Cloud) Network Operating System (NOS) has seen a huge surge in its popularity and adoption in the last few years. Originally developed by Microsoft and subsequently open-sourced, it offers a versatile, modular, and hardware-agnostic platform that decouples the switching hardware from the software running on it. This allows the much-needed flexibility in networking hardware choices for the enterprise. The openness of SONiC and the customer demands have prompted a majority of hardware vendors to support SONiC on their switches. While SONiC has become a leading choice for data center networking, and major hardware vendors are supporting it on their platforms, this disaggregation is leading to a fair bit of chaos as organizations deploy hardware sourced from multiple vendors with different flavors of SONiC running on them. US Top 5 Clouds SON...