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     Tracking SLOs and Error Budgets in Datadog

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2. • • Datadog automatically calculates the error budget based on the SLO target and time window you specify. For example, a 99 percent SLO target for a seven-day period would give you an error budget of approximately three and a half hours of substandard performance over that period.
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   How does Datadog calculate the error budget?

   • Datadog automatically calculates the error budget based on the SLO target and time window you specify. For example, a 99 percent SLO target for a seven-day period would give you an error budget of approximately three and a half hours of substandard performance over that period.

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   How do I use error budgets & error budget alerts?

   • To leverage the benefits of error budgets and error budget alerts, you must set SLO target values strictly below 100%. Setting a 100% target means having an error budget of 0% since error budget is equal to 100%—SLO target.

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   Why should I use Datadog?

   • Datadog automatically generates an error budget for each SLO, which indicates how much unreliability you can afford before your SLO is breached. This is useful for quickly understanding whether you are on track to meet your targets, and whether your development velocity is appropriate for your stated performance and stability goals.

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   What determines your error budget?

   • Those will dictate your error budget. Most teams monitor uptime on a monthly basis. If availability is above the number promised by the SLA/SLO, the team can release new features and take risks. If it’s below the target, releases halt until the target numbers are back on track.

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   Oct 23, 2019 · Watch product manager Meghan Jordan as she discusses and demonstrates how Datadog’s monitor uptime and SLO widget can help you track your SLO performance, watch your error budget, and...

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5. www.datadoghq.com › blog › burn-rate-is-better-errorBurn Rate Is a Better Error Rate - Datadog

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   Sep 4, 2024 · Since burn rate is scaled based on the target error rate (i.e., the error budget), it captures both the error rate and the expected error rate in one number. High burn rate is always bad, and a burn rate above one is always higher than expected regardless of the service involved.

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   To leverage the benefits of error budgets and error budget alerts, you must set SLO target values strictly below 100%. Setting a 100% target means having an error budget of 0% since error budget is equal to 100%—SLO target.

7. www.datadoghq.com › blog › define-and-manage-slosBest practices for managing your SLOs with Datadog

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   Jun 24, 2024 · The resulting availability SLO can be written as “99 percent of all requests to the payments endpoint should be processed successfully over a 30-day time window.”. In Datadog, you can visualize the status, good request count, and error budget of each metric-based SLO with a bar graph and table.

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8. www.linkedin.com › learning › monitoring-and-observDefining SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets with Datadog

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   In this video, discover what SLIs, SLOs, and error budgets are and learn how to configure them using Datadog.

9. www.datadoghq.com › blog › slo-monitoring-trackingTrack the Status of All Your SLOs in Datadog | Datadog

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   Jun 24, 2024 · Datadog automatically calculates the error budget based on the SLO target and time window you specify. For example, a 99 percent SLO target for a seven-day period would give you an error budget of approximately three and a half hours of substandard performance over that period.

10. www.atlassian.com › kpis › error-budgetWhat is an error budget—and why does it matter? | Atlassian

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    An error budget is the maximum amount of time a technical system can fail without contractual consequences. Learn why this matters for your team.