Can you believe half the year has gone by already? Time flies, but at a start-up it often feels like you’re moving at the speed of light!
Over the last quarter we continued to execute on our roadmap, and we released several exciting new features at SLOconf. In addition to a new type of Service Level Objective (SLO) capable of reflecting an entire user journey, known as Composite SLOs, we introduced an OpenSLO Converter that customers can use to import SLOs from other tools into Nobl9. We also rolled out a GitLab integration for customers who want to tie their SLOs into a CI/CD pipeline, and data source integrations for Instana, Sumo Logic, and Pingdom transactions.
During SLOconf we also introduced the Service Level Objective Development Lifecycle, or SLODLC, developed by Nobl9 in partnership with several other companies. The SLODLC provides a useful framework that can help newcomers get started with SLOs and ensure there’s a process to maintain them within their organizations.
The team delivered product updates roughly every two weeks during the last quarter. Some of the new features include:
In addition to all these features, the UI has been updated to include more information in the detail views (project, service, SLOs, alerts) to facilitate navigation.
I’m quite proud of the way our team operated over the last three months – it’s refreshing to see how quickly things can get done at Nobl9, and it’s rewarding to see our customers delighted by the new features that we’re dropping every few weeks.
At Nobl9, we’re continually working to improve the SLO experience. We have plans to roll out lots more amazing new features in the second half of 2022, so stay tuned to see what’s coming next!