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What if you could ask your network what’s wrong - and have it help you fix it? Come find out what we’re talking about with our latest CloudVision Workshop! All Arista Workshops are built by your local Arista team, custom created based on feedback from you! Our customers.

Join us for a two-day, hands-on CloudVision Workshop where you’ll work directly in a live Arista CloudVision environment and experience how automation, telemetry, and AI-powered operations with “Ask AVA” (Arista’s AI Agent - Autonomous Virtual Assistant”) can transform the way you manage your network.

Each attendee will have a dedicated “Sandbox” environment that will have virtual switches and hosts that reside inside Arista’s ACT “Arista Cloud Test” environment, staged with a CloudVision instance.

From the very first session, you’ll be configuring and operating the network, not just sitting through slides. You’ll build provisioning hierarchies, onboard switches, deploy campus fabric configurations, and work with the same CloudVision toolset used in production environments (Studios, Workspaces, and Change Controls).

Then, on Day 2, shift from building the network to operations and troubleshooting. Configure ports, perform software upgrades, respond to real events, troubleshoot failures, and work through meaningful operational scenarios including Zero Touch Replacement.

Throughout the workshop, you’ll get hands-on with “Ask AVA”. See how you can interact with your network using natural language, investigate operational questions, accelerate troubleshooting, and leverage AI to turn network telemetry and data into actionable answers. You’ll also get an inside look at how AI can be used to develop custom “CloudVision Actions” and automate operational tasks.

This isn't a CloudVision demo. It's a hands-on opportunity to go deep into the platform.

Whether you're new to CloudVision or already using it in production, you'll leave with practical experience, and a better understanding of how automation, AI, and CloudVision can work together to simplify day-to-day network operations.