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Watch this 50-minute Networking Field Day demonstration where Aviz Networks presents Network Copilot (NCP), their private AI platform designed for NetOps that embodies their "Networks for AI, AI for Networks" vision. Discover how this self-hosted software solution integrates with existing network data sources through various connectors including Cisco Catalyst Center, Nexus Dashboard, IP Fabric, Elastic, Splunk, and Zendesk to centralize disparate network data and enable natural language querying through a chat interface. Learn about NCP's project-based approach that allows users to focus on specific troubleshooting sessions while inviting collaborators and selectively enabling relevant data connectors to prevent data pollution. Explore key features including inventory analysis, hostname validation, and the ability to upload static contextual information like naming conventions or CVE lists for device configuration validation and compliance reporting. Understand how NCP leverages pre-trained LLMs like Llama 70B, fine-tuned for networking, to interpret questions and use AI agents for data retrieval, processing, and summarization without traditional training on operational data. See how this abstraction layer empowers network engineers to manage diverse multi-vendor, multi-NOS environments without requiring deep CLI knowledge, while enabling junior engineers with troubleshooting suggestions and facilitating efficient audit reporting and capacity planning. Gain insights into the platform's self-hosted nature with GPU requirements for data privacy and ROI through automation of tedious tasks, presented by Thomas Scheibe, Chief Product Officer, and Madhu Paluru, Director of AI Engineering, recorded live at Networking Field Day 38 in Silicon Valley.
