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3 weeks ago
We are trying to update the SLA Definition by using Service commitment. I have a few queries to ask regarding it right now. We measure SLA by three bands (1,2 and 3). Performance band 1 would be >= 90%. Performance band 2 would be between <= 85% and < 90%. Performance Band 3 would be < 85%.
1. How do we cater for Performance band 2, where the SLA Percentage is between 2 different percentages?
2. Is there a way that we can create 1 Service commitment with multiple SLA Definition?
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3 weeks ago
Hi @zuhaili
Yes. The SLA result data can be measured against your three metrics. Then in each metric you measure the SLA performance against the % limit of the metric (or metric span for the 85-90%).
Typically a commitment would define what the contract has agreed will be the level of service for the Service offering - it's typically not 100% as that is probably unachievable, so normally if it's a critical service it's usually a 99.9% commitment or similar.
I think that would meet your requirements. Give it a try and let me know if you encounter any difficulties.
I hope this helps!
Mat
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3 weeks ago
Hi @zuhaili
Yes. The SLA result data can be measured against your three metrics. Then in each metric you measure the SLA performance against the % limit of the metric (or metric span for the 85-90%).
Typically a commitment would define what the contract has agreed will be the level of service for the Service offering - it's typically not 100% as that is probably unachievable, so normally if it's a critical service it's usually a 99.9% commitment or similar.
I think that would meet your requirements. Give it a try and let me know if you encounter any difficulties.
I hope this helps!
Mat
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2 weeks ago
Hi @Mathew Hillyard ,
Thanks!
