SLAs versus SLOs: Best practices for improving your customer experience

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Josh Pederson, Senior Director Product Marketing, Honeycomb; Aaron Short, Platform Engineering Manager, Prove

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Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are essential for setting baseline expectations and contractual obligations between service providers and customers. However, they often fall short in capturing the nuances of user experience. Service Level Objectives (SLOs), on the other hand, focus on specific, measurable performance targets that directly impact customer satisfaction. By aligning SLOs with customer-centric metrics like response time, uptime, and error rates, engineering teams can gain deeper insights into service quality and user experience. This webinar will delve into the critical distinction between SLAs and SLOs and explain how to provide a more accurate and actionable measure of customer experience compared to traditional SLAs. Watch now to find out how you can effectively define, monitor, and analyze SLOs to drive continuous performance improvement and exceed customer expectations.
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