KloudMate now includes a full
SLO (Service-Level Objective)
module, turning reliability into a measurable target instead of a rough sense of "usually fine." An SLO pairs a signal with a target and a time window, for example: "99% of requests complete under 300ms over the last 30 days." KloudMate evaluates it continuously against real traffic.Setting one up:
- Pick your signal, or SLI: error rate, latency, uptime, or a custom metric.
- Set a target percentage and a time window (1, 7, 30 days, or the calendar month).
- Preview projected compliance live, before you save anything.
Once it's live, KloudMate tracks:
- Current compliance against the target.
- Remaining error budget.
- Burn rate, the rate at which that budget is being consumed.
Burn-rate alerts can page the team before the budget runs out. Compliance reports can also be scheduled, so numbers reach stakeholders automatically instead of someone pulling them by hand.
Creating or editing an SLO needs workspace admin access; everyone else can view.
This should make it much easier to see whether a service is meeting its promised uptime or performance goals.
Check out the Reliability & SLOs documentation for full details