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The State of Service Level Objectives 2022
Most companies have a wide array of observability and monitoring tools. They commonly provide visibility into IT operations, but that data now also provides deeper insights for security, compliance, AI/ML, and other applications.
A Blueprint for SLO Platform Selection
For many organizations, SRE, IT operations, and observability investments are accelerating to drive business results that depend on digital services and great customer experiences.
451 Report: Nobl9 automates SLO and error budgeting
Site Reliability Engineering has introduced many organizations to the concept of Service Level Objectives and Error Budgets. Nobl9 aims to help organizations adopt the SLO framework by streamlining the SLO creation process and making it simpler to monitor whether the objectives are being met.
What Every CEO Needs to Know about SLOs
Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is an operating model that helps your organization grow and innovate while maintaining infrastructure reliability for service levels that keep customers happy.
97 Things Every Cloud Engineer Should Know: The Basics of Service-Level Objectives
Kit Merker, Brian Singer, and Alex Nauda of Nobl9 recently contributed to the new O’Reilly book titled, “97 Things Every Cloud Engineer Should Know.”
Creating and Fulfilling SLOs for Optimized Business Outcomes
Read how the International Data Corporation (IDC) advises executives for digital businesses about SLOs; the business value of SLOs, the challenges SREs face, and guiding principles for how to create effective SLOs.
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FAQs
What is NOBL9?
NOBL9 is a service level objective (SLO) Platform. NOBL9 offers an integrated approach to service reliability, helping teams adopt, measure, and optimize SLOs.
What data sources does NOBL9 support?
Amazon CloudWatch, Amazon Prometheus, Amazon Redshift, AppDynamics, Google Big Query, Datadog, Dynatrace, Elasticsearch, Grafana Loki, Graphite, Instana, Lightstep, New Relic, OpenTSDB, Pingdom, Prometheus, Splunk, Splunk Observability, Sumo Logic, and ThousandEyes
What alert methods does NOBL9 support?
Discord, Jira, Microsoft Teams, Opsgenie, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, Slack, Email, and custom webhooks.
How long is the free trial subscription?
When you sign up for NOBL9, you will start with a 30-day free trial subscription.
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Do I need to provide my credit card and other billing information to start my trial?
No. NOBL9 does not collect any billing information during the trial period.
How do I cancel my trial before it expires?
Email support@nobl9.com and let them know you would like to cancel.
Canceling your account will end your trial.
What happens to my data after my trial ends?
After canceling your account, your data will be deleted.
My trial is about to end, what are my options for the next steps?
After your free trial subscription ends, you can email buy@nobl9.com to upgrade to a paid Basic Plan. You can be billed monthly or annually. The first bill will be pro-rated to the end of the month. Check out our Pricing page for details on plan features and pricing options.
If you cancel your account before the trial ends, you will not be charged.
Can I sign up for another trial afterward?
No. You can’t start a new 14-day trial, but our Sales team will be happy to work with you to extend your trial if needed. Contact our sales team for more information.
What do I get with the trial?
The trial gives you access to all the features of a paid Starter Plan.
How do I contact support?
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