3 SLA
Overview
In this section you can configure SLAs.
SLAs
A list of the configured SLAs is displayed. Note that only the SLAs related to services accessible to the user will be displayed (as read-only, unless Manage SLA is enabled for the user role).
Displayed data:
Parameter | Description |
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Name | The SLA name is displayed. The name is a link to SLA configuration. |
SLO | The service level objective (SLO) is displayed. |
Effective date | The date of starting SLA calculation is displayed. |
Reporting period | The period used in the SLA report is displayed - daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually. |
Time zone | The SLA time zone is displayed. |
Schedule | The SLA schedule is displayed - 24x7 or custom. |
SLA report | Click on the link to see the SLA report for this SLA. |
Status | The SLA status is displayed - enabled or disabled. |
Configuration
To create a new SLA, click on the Create SLA button.
The SLA tab allows to specify general SLA parameters.
Parameter | Description |
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Name | Enter the SLA name. |
SLO | Enter the service level objective (SLO) as percentage. |
Reporting period | Selecting the period will affect what periods are used in the SLA report - daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or annually. |
Time zone | Select the SLA time zone. |
Schedule | Select the SLA schedule - 24x7 or custom. |
Effective date | Select the date of starting SLA calculation. |
Service tags | Add service tags to identify the services for SLA calculation. |
Description | Add a description for the SLA. |
Enabled | Mark the checkbox to enable the SLA calculation. |
The Excluded downtimes tab allows to specify downtimes that are excluded from the SLA calculation.
Click on Add to configure excluded downtimes.