Which statement best describes the relationship between an SLO and an SLA?

An SLO is a contractual agreement, while an SLA is an internal target.

An SLO is a metric, while an SLA is a tool used to measure that metric.

An SLA is a contractual agreement that may include SLOs as specific targets.

SLOs and SLAs are interchangeable terms that both describe service reliability targets.

A company's application has an SLA with customers that includes a 99.95% uptime guarantee. The team has noticed that deployments often cause brief performance degradation. Which feedback loop would help them detect this issue early?

A monthly SLA report showing uptime percentage.

A customer satisfaction survey after each release.

Real-time monitoring of error rates and latency during and after each deployment.

A code review process before each deployment.

A company has a continuous delivery pipeline that deploys to production multiple times a day. They want to ensure that each deployment does not degrade application performance. Which feedback loop should they implement?

A manual sign-off from the QA team before each production deployment.

Automated canary analysis that compares error rates and latency between the new and old versions.

A monthly report of uptime and MTTR for the application.

A post-incident review after any major outage.

What does a lower Mean Time to Recovery (MTTR) indicate about an application's reliability?

The application has fewer bugs in its code.

The application is restored to service more quickly after a failure.

The application has a higher availability percentage.

The application experiences fewer total outages.

How is uptime typically defined when measuring an application's service level?

The time it takes to deploy a new version of the application

The total time spent on maintenance and updates

The number of successful user transactions per hour

The percentage of time the application is operational and available to users

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A company's application has an SLA with customers that includes a 99.95% uptime guarantee. The team has noticed that deployments often cause brief performance degradation. Which feedback loop would help them detect this issue early?
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