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Creating SLAs<br />

Creating SLAs<br />

operations by defining time intervals. For example, some<br />

requirements may only need monitoring during peak hours.<br />

Managing – The process of measuring and managing from the<br />

end-user perspective. <strong>OneSight</strong> provides real-time alerting so that<br />

you can be proactive when service levels are in jeopardy, that is,<br />

when they reach the defined warning level. In addition, <strong>OneSight</strong><br />

provides real-time and historical reports for availability and<br />

performance.<br />

You can also use the SLA status page to immediately understand<br />

which SLAs are in violation and to prioritize response activities<br />

for restoring impacted services.<br />

Improving – The process of continuously understanding where<br />

and what improvements can be made.<br />

The overall tasks for configuring an SLA are as follows:<br />

1. Configure time intervals. Time intervals are used when creating<br />

SLOs to indicate the time period for which the objective applies.<br />

Refer to Chapter 14.<br />

2. Create the SLA.<br />

3. Create the SLOs.<br />

To create an SLA:<br />

1. Click the Configure menu.<br />

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