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Network AIOps services

Topology-aware observability, prediction, root-cause analysis and safe automation across WAN, cloud and Kubernetes networking.

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Illustrative view: a network topology where one failed link is ranked as root cause, with a path-health forecast and suppressed alert noise

Five Network AIOps services

Each service can be taken alone. They share telemetry, policy and runbooks when combined.

Global Network AIOps Command Center

Unify health, topology, incidents and automation for enterprise, cloud and Kubernetes networks.

Example scenario

Degrade a site link and show topology-aware diagnosis and automated diagnostics.

Core capabilities

  • Telemetry, flow and log ingestion
  • Topology graph
  • Path health
  • Event correlation
  • NOC dashboard
  • Automation catalog

Predictive WAN / SD-WAN & Path Optimization

Forecast path degradation from latency, loss, jitter and utilization and recommend safe path changes.

Example scenario

Degrade the preferred path and proactively switch a simulated route.

Core capabilities

  • Path telemetry
  • Baselines
  • Degradation forecast
  • SLA scoring
  • Route recommendation
  • Capacity trends

Network Root Cause Analysis & Self-Healing

Suppress downstream symptoms, rank the probable root cause and run approved repair workflows.

Example scenario

Create one upstream failure that causes many alerts and identify the actual root cause.

Core capabilities

  • Dependency graph
  • Symptom suppression
  • Root-cause ranking
  • Diagnostics
  • Change correlation
  • Verification

Network Security Policy Drift

Detect risky firewall, security-group and network-policy drift and conflicting rules.

Example scenario

Add an overly broad rule, detect it and revert it through an approved workflow.

Core capabilities

  • Policy ingestion
  • Diff
  • Conflict and shadow-rule detection
  • Exposure analysis
  • History
  • Approvals

Kubernetes & Service Mesh Network AIOps

Correlate CNI, DNS, ingress, NetworkPolicy and mesh signals to diagnose cluster networking failures.

Example scenario

Introduce a bad NetworkPolicy or DNS issue and diagnose and remediate it.

Core capabilities

  • CNI health
  • CoreDNS
  • Ingress telemetry
  • Service graph
  • NetworkPolicy visibility
  • Mesh errors

What you receive

Every service is built as a local-first lab, then extended to your private cloud and to AWS, Azure or GCP.

KPI dashboards

Ingestion health, processing latency, decisions, automation success and failure, overrides and false positives where measurable.

Runbooks and policies

Validated, allowlisted actions with approval rules and least-privilege identities.

Failure-path tests

Healthy, false-positive, policy-blocked, automation-failure, rollback and telemetry-source-failure cases, all exercised.

Audit evidence and demo

Retained evidence for every decision, a short demo script, and setup, troubleshooting and cleanup documentation.

Automation with guardrails, not blind trust

Rules every AIOps action follows, in every track.

Allowlisted actions only

AI output never goes straight to a shell, cloud API or cluster. It selects from validated runbooks.

Approval for high-risk change

Disruptive actions wait for a person. Low-risk, reversible steps can run on their own once you agree the rule.

Verified outcomes

Every action is followed by a health check, with rollback or compensation when the check fails.

Complete audit history

Signals, scores, model or rule versions, approvals and results are retained and reviewable.

Typical technology base

  • OpenTelemetry
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • Loki / Tempo
  • Kubernetes
  • Helm
  • Terraform
  • Ansible
  • Argo CD / Rollouts
  • Python / FastAPI
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis / NATS / Kafka
  • Trivy · Semgrep · Checkov

Adapted to the tools you already run.

Other AIOps tracks

Combine tracks to share telemetry, policy and runbooks.

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Tell us what you run and where operations hurt most. We will suggest where to begin.

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