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  1. Nobl9 launched a next-generation platform for managing SLOs in a way that promises to improve overall reliability. View the full article
  2. Here: https://about.gitlab.com/blog/2022/05/17/how-we-removed-all-502-errors-by-caring-about-pid-1-in-kubernetes/?utm_id=FAUN_Kaptain321_Link_title
  3. Observability is a growing discipline among most IT and operations departments. To release stable software faster, operators need continuous visibility into metrics like performance, uptime and availability. As a result, engineers are increasing their use of service-level objectives (SLOs) across the board—a recent study found that 82% of companies are increasing their use of SLOs. […] The post Increasing Use of SLOs to Enable Observability appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
  4. Nobl9 has released version 1.0 of an open specification for defining service level objectives, dubbed OpenSLO, and, in addition, has defined a repeatable SLO methodology. Kit Merker, Nobl9 COO, said the Service Level Objective Development Lifecycle (SLODC) methodology represents an effort to create a set of best practices for achieving and maintaining SLOs that are […] The post Nobl9 Shares SLO-as-Code Methodology appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
  5. Joint development effort to help engineers use real-time distributed data to design better SLOs and monitor software performance for better end-user experiences. BOSTON and SAN FRANCISCO, November 5, 2020 — Nobl9, a Boston-based software reliability platform startup, and Lightstep, the San Francisco-based observability company that has pioneered the cutting-edge practice of ‘distributed tracing,’ today announced […] The post Nobl9 and Lightstep Partner to Integrate Distributed Tracing Technology into SLO Management Platform appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
  6. One of the fundamental premises of software reliability engineering is that you should base your reliability goals—i.e., your service level objectives (SLOs)—on the level of service that keeps your customers happy. The problem is, defining what makes your customers happy requires communication between software reliability engineers (SREs) and product managers (PMs) (aka business stakeholders), and […] The post SREs: Stop Asking Your Product Managers for SLOs appeared first on DevOps.com. View the full article
  7. Great blog post which clearly describes the differences Between SLI, SLO, and SLA; https://thechief.io/c/blameless/here-are-important-differences-between-sli-slo-and-sla/ SLI - Service Level Indicator SLO - Service Level Objective SLA - Service Level Agreement
  8. In this blog post, we’ll cover what SLI, SLO, and SLA mean and how they contribute to your reliability goals. View the full article
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    Join Us for a Complimentary Live Webinar Sponsored by Datadog Live Webinar and Q&A: Better Reliability with Service Level Objectives (SLOs) 
Date/Time: Tuesday, November 10 • 10:00 - 10:50 am PST Cost: Free to attend
 Abstract Service Level Objectives (SLOs) are a measurement of the reliability and general experience your end users and customers can expect. In this talk, you’ll learn how to define SLOs by choosing the correct service level indicators (SLIs) and defining appropriate agreements with stakeholders. We’ll explain the key concept of error budgets, which give you a solid, actionable metric for balancing innovation and velocity with reliability and safety. You’ll also learn how to have meaningful conversations around realistic availability, which will enable you to define high quality SLOs for your own organization. This webinar is sponsored by Datadog and hosted by The Linux Foundation. Full Details & Registration
  10. Service Level Objectives, or SLOs, are an internal goal for the essential metrics of a service, such as uptime or response speed. We’re probably familiar with this definition, but what is the value of setting these goals? We’ll take a look at SLOs as both a powerful safety net and a tool to inform t.. View the full article
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