Network infrastructure firm NetBox Labs partnered with BlueAlly to galvanize enterprise network automation and infrastructure transformation.

The collaboration merges NetBox Labs' infrastructure intelligence platform with BlueAlly's automation reference architecture to design and deliver bespoke automation solutions.

Netbox touted its platform as an authoritative system of record spanning every stage of infrastructure management, helping establish "a powerful and trustworthy foundation" for enterprises embarking on automation-driven modernization ventures.

Bill Lapcevic, chief revenue officer and co-founder of NetBox Labs, highlighted BlueAlly’s "deep specialization" and implementation track record in network automation.

"Deepening our partnership with BlueAlly means customers can take advantage of BlueAlly's extensive expertise and highly skilled forward deployed engineering team ... [to go] beyond a network source of truth, extending infrastructure intelligence to organizations at any stage in their modernization journey," Lapcevic noted in a statement.

"The fast-growing integration ecosystem around NetBox Labs also means clients can make the most of their investments in solutions like ServiceNow and Ansible to import their data into NetBox Labs for better compliance and efficiency outcomes," BlueAlly CTO David Coulter added.

Leveraging last year's $35 million Series B funding success, Netbox has been building out its partner network while serving customers such as ARM, Cisco, and neocloud CoreWeave.

It launched its NetBox Labs Platform this month with a firm eye on the AI era, touting a catalog of infrastructure component metadata; a native procurement pipeline connecting network design to physical deployment; a model context protocol (MCP) server for AI agent management; and governance and visibility support.

It also operates an AI data center acceleration program aimed at accelerating the growth and operationalization of hyperscale AI data center networks and infrastructure.