Cisco AgenticOps Powered by Cloud Control
Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2026
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28m
Cisco showcased AgenticOps powered by Cisco Cloud Control, a unified platform designed to serve as a single pane of glass for cross-domain telemetry and infrastructure operations. The architecture is anchored by a layer of trusted agents that operate within an agentic loop across five critical stages: sense, diagnose, remediate, validate, and deploy. The foundational sense layer aggregates deep user experience metrics and infrastructure state data across wired, wireless, and wide area networks (WAN) by incorporating the extensive visibility of Cisco ThousandEyes and Splunk. This comprehensive network telemetry feeds into ambient agents that remain active 24/7, transitioning the operational paradigm from on-demand reactivity to automated, real-time macro-level monitoring.
Central to the diagnostic stage is Cisco's new deep reasoning engine, a specialized system trained on forty years of institutional networking expertise and CCIE problem-solving methodologies rather than general-purpose linguistic patterns. Deep reasoning enforces a structured, step-by-step troubleshooting methodology that systematically evaluates failure points, such as faulty cabling, configuration drifts, or BGP routing anomalies, and pairs its findings with corroborating dashboard evidence to establish verifiable trust for network operators. To eliminate the historical risk of minor policy updates causing widespread network downtime, the system introduces a digital twin virtualization environment. This twin creates exact replicas of Cisco IOS-XE topologies and configurations to execute thorough pre-change validation, while ThousandEyes synthetic testing ensures the precise health of the path before any policy modification is finalized.
Operational control and deterministic execution are maintained through Cisco's agentic workflows, a specialized automation language that orchestrates recommended remediations in explicit sequences. Every automated configuration adjustment is logged within an audit trail, addressing critical requirements for transparency, compliance, and human oversight in mission-critical enterprise environments. This structured framework is designed to manage future scaling challenges as networks transition from human-centric metrics to environments populated by trillions of interacting agents. By automating routine troubleshooting, isolating edge-case emergencies, and validating security policy updates through Cisco Cloud Control, AgenticOps aims to maximize infrastructure uptime and allow operators to focus on proactive operations and comprehensive security audits.
Presented by Kris Rangarajan, Director of Product Marketing, AgenticOps, and Raj Rikhy, Director of Product Management. Recorded live at Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live US 2026 in Las Vegas, NV on June 2, 2026. Watch the entire presentation at https://techfieldday.com/appearance/cisco-enterprise-networking-presents-at-tech-field-day-extra-at-cisco-live-us-2026/ or visit https://techfieldday.com/event/clus26/ or https://Cisco.com/ for more information.
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