OptOSS AI v.8.3.0 - Release
We are pleased to announce the release of OptOSS AI v8.3.0, packed with powerful new features and UI/UX improvements to help Telecoms stay proactive and efficient.
We are excited to announce the latest minor release of OptOSS AI. This release focuses on service chain discovery and incident impact calculation. Additionally, the user experience has been enhanced with multiple improvements and new essential features.
The Split Cluster feature allows for the dynamic splitting of non-homogeneous clusters ‘on-the-fly’ without the need for re-clustering the data. The released anomalies will be re-processed automatically by the clusters, and then will be redistributed into other existing or brand new clusters, resulting in improved performance.
Delete cluster - added button on Cluster Performance View
The “Pyramid” style option allows you to view anomalies by type as a stacked pyramid within the Geo Mapping widget.
This feature enables us to trace back to the original features used to create an anomaly. This will allow us to understand the main drivers behind anomaly or cluster creation, which improves explainability and trustworthiness of our AI engine. This is an important requirement in view of the new European regulations with regards to the use of AI in Critical Infrastructures.
Added a brush to trend widgets for zooming in/out and selecting the target period (Ctrl + scroll)
Modern telecom networks are large, complex and notoriously hard to visualise. The network map has been transposed from 2D to 3D to increase intuitiveness. This new functionality lays a technological foundation for the plethora of new features to be introduced in future releases of OptOSS AI, which will cover many complex networking technologies and will provide a new tool which is easy to understand and navigate.
Automation for data synchronisation with subordinate instances has been added. New cluster types, anomaly colours, tags will be synchronised to Hierarchical Instance from subordinate Instances in one click.
It is now possible to automatically calculate the impact for the individual component link on the selected end-to-end service chain, helping to attribute and estimate or measure the consequences and urgency of any incident. This functionality is available in the Hierarchical component.
It is now possible to filter out anomalies by protocol within CT Scan.
The window header displays the anomaly and related cluster details
A new filter column - ‘Events count’ - has been added to the Anomalies View. This shows the number of events in an anomaly and allows filtering to highlight selected anomalies on the timeline chart above
This element has been added to the left of the widget header and can be used to manage widget positioning.