97 Things Every Cloud Engineer Should Know: The Basics of Service-Level Objectives
The chapter (#44), titled “The Basics of Service-Level Objectives,” begins with an overview of reliability, customer happiness, error budgets, and the concept of “nines.” The chapter addresses all the reasons why well-designed SLOs are a cloud engineer’s best friend. SLOs protect customer happiness, deliver business impact, and serve as a common language between the organization’s business and technical stakeholders.
This is the third O’Reilly publication that the Nobl9 technical team has contributed to. Check out Alex Hidalgo’s book, “Implementing Service Level Objectives,” as well as “97 Things Every SRE Should Know,” to which he contributed three chapters.
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