SLO Dashboard
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An SLO, or Service Level Objective, is a target level of service that a company aims to provide to its customers or users. It's a measurable goal for service performance, typically expressed as a percentage or time metric. SLOs serve several important purposes:
Define clear performance expectations
Monitor service quality
Identify areas for improvement
Align technical operations with business objectives
Examples of SLOs include:
"99.9% uptime for our web application"
"95% of customer support tickets resolved within 24 hours"
The TemperStack SLO Dashboard offers a powerful, centralized view for monitoring and managing service level objectives across multiple systems and services. It provides real-time insights into service performance through easy-to-read metrics like Alcom Scores and status indicators.
The dashboard enables quick identification of issues with its alert tracking features, comparing actual versus expected alerts. By integrating data from various monitoring systems, it offers a comprehensive overview of service health, allowing teams to efficiently track SLO compliance and maintain high service quality. This all-in-one solution empowers organizations to streamline their operations, enhance service reliability, and ultimately improve customer satisfaction by ensuring consistent adherence to performance targets.
Main Table:
Service Name
Direct link to detailed service information.
Allows for quick navigation to specific service metrics.
Alcom Score
Numerical representation of service health.
Calculated based on alert completeness.
Status Indicator
Color-coded for quick visual assessment: Green: No missing alerts. Orange: Some alerts are missing. Red: All are alerts missing.
Uptime Status
Color-coded similar to the Status Indicator: Green: 100% uptime, meeting or exceeding SLO targets. Orange: Minor downtime, slightly below SLO targets. Red: Significant downtime, far below SLO targets or complete service outage.
Alerts Open
Numerical count of currently open alerts for the service.
Cards 1-4: Quick Metric Overview
Alerts Open: Total number of unresolved alerts.
Missing Alerts: Number of missing alerts of the service.
Alerts Deployed: Total number of deployed alerts.
Expected Alerts: Theoretical total of alerts based on configured monitoring rules.
Card 5: Alerts Deployed by Monitoring System
Pie chart visualization showing the distribution of alerts across different monitoring platforms.
Card 6: Alcom Score by Monitoring System
Graph showing Alcom scores segmented by each integrated monitoring system.
Allows for comparison of performance across different monitoring tools.
Card 7: Actual Alerts vs Expected Alerts
Bar graph comparing the number of alerts received against the expected baseline.
Card 8: Response Time by Endpoint
Line graph showing response times for different service endpoints over time.
Includes options to view historical data (e.g., last 3 hours , 6 hours, 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days, 30 days).
Displays key statistics like uptime percentage and average response time.
