AIOps

Part 7 of the Agentic NOC series. How you earn the right to trust a system that watches and sometimes changes your network: 131 offline tests against real captured output, mutated-data fault detection, a live 30-fault campaign, and the worst bug of all, a monitor that mistakes silence for success.

Part 6 of the Agentic NOC series. Real captured runs: a request crossing both protocol layers to a live switch, the planner fanning out, a 30-fault detect-remediate-verify loop, the monitor self-healing then escalating on a flap and refusing to fake health.

Part 5 of the Agentic NOC series. Three read-only MCP servers over a live fabric, firewall pair, and cluster; three A2A specialists and a supervisor; a local-first planner; one guarded write path; an autonomous monitor. The one design law, and how to rebuild it.

Part 4 of the Agentic NOC series. A cited timeline: MCP won the vertical axis in a year, A2A won the horizontal axis with a hundred-company tent, and ACP converged into A2A under the Linux Foundation rather than fragmenting the field. Why building on MCP plus A2A today is the safe bet.