AIDC Now: AIOps with Apstra and Marvis

0:00 With the network optimized, let's shift focus to how A1 Arcade's Network Ops

0:05 team will perform network and service visualization using

0:09 Juniper's A.I. Data Center Solution.

0:11 The customer is looking for improved collaboration across their small DC ops teams.

0:16 They're looking to simplify troubleshooting

0:18 and get everyone on the same page.

0:20 They're also looking to add A.I. ops into their DC

0:23 which means they'll be taking advantage of

0:25 Juniper’s recent integration of Marvis.

0:27 Juniper's A.I. Native Virtual Network Assistant or Marvis VNA

0:32 and Apstra. Opening the Marvis Actions Dashboard.

0:36 We can see a new arm for the data center.

0:38 This centralizes all LAN, WAN and data center information

0:42 into a common dashboard

0:44 making it easier for A1 Arcade's to troubleshoot root cause issues.

0:48 If they want a deeper analysis, they can click directly into Apstra

0:52 to find root causes and correct

0:54 anomalies before they become problems that can impact performance.

0:58 But to be clear, the Apstra integration into Marvis is not just a convenience.

1:03 This aggregation of Apstra analytics and telemetry is an important

1:07 first step in bringing AIOps to the data center.

1:10 It gives Marvis the data sets necessary to proactively identify root cause

1:15 and provide suggested actions or automatically take corrective action.

1:20 In addition, we've also extended the Marvis conversational interface

1:24 to Apstra as we've done for campus and branch networks.

1:27 The Marvis conversational interface with Apstra

1:30 makes it incredibly easy to search on topics using natural language.

1:34 Simply ask what is a logical device and you are presented with curated answers

1:39 and links to related documentation to properly configure Apstra.

1:43 All thanks to Marvis.