SolarWinds Avior: goal-oriented agentic AI for enterprise IT
At a glance
Standalone Avior on the SolarWinds Platform lets IT teams define measurable goals, coordinate specialized agents across hybrid estates, and act under risk-tiered autonomy (dangerous steps need human approval) with audit trails, rollback, data masking, least-privilege tools, and MCP to third-party systems—available via guided onboarding from Oct 14, 2026. This workflow is listed under agentic-ops, enterprise, agent-governance, observability, MCP.
MCP gateway is GA in Red Hat Connectivity Link 1.5 with tenant isolation, progressive tool discovery (discover_tools/select_tools), 2026-07-28 stateless HTTP support, NeMo guardrails on tools/call, audit logs, and Prometheus broker metrics so enterprise agents route governed MCP traffic on OpenShift.
Red Hat MCP GatewayRed Hat Connectivity LinkOpenShift+2
ServiceNow announced AI Passport (Oct 15): cryptographically signed runtime credentials that authorize what first- and third-party AI agents and MCP servers may do in multi-agent workflows, with graduated restrict/redirect/kill-switch enforcement and NVIDIA Open Agent Safety Platform as launch partner—expected Q4 2026 with shadow AI detection and AI Cost Management.
ServiceNow AI PassportSuper Intelligence Control TowerNVIDIA OpenShell+1
Agentic Reliability Center GA gives one metered telemetry+LLM door, shared operational memory, and human-in-the-loop policy gates; new MCP lets Claude Code/Cursor/Codex investigate incidents from the IDE while inheriting audit trails and approval gates.