Pick the right definition pair.
Google SRE vocabulary:
SLI Service Level Indicator — a measurement (e.g. "% of requests under
300ms in the last 5 minutes").
SLO Service Level Objective — your INTERNAL target for an SLI
(e.g. "99.9% of requests under 300ms over 30 days").
SLA Service Level Agreement — the EXTERNAL contract with consequences
(e.g. "if uptime < 99.5% you get 10% credit").
Which is true?
A) SLA is stricter than the SLO it's based on.
B) SLO is usually stricter than the SLA so you can fix things before
breaching the contract.
C) SLI = SLO = SLA, just different acronyms.
D) SLOs are legally binding.Sign in to save your code and track progress across devices.
