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Use when defining service level objectives, SLIs, or error budgets for reliability engineering
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When establishing reliability targets for a service, creating error budgets, or setting up the measurement framework for SRE practices.
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When establishing reliability targets for a service, creating error budgets, or setting up the measurement framework for SRE practices.
SLI = the metric that measures user experience quality. Good SLIs:
Bad SLIs: CPU usage, memory (these are symptoms, not user experience).
SLO = target for the SLI over a time window. Examples:
How to set the target:
Error Budget = 1 - SLO
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