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Service Level Objectives

Learn how to easily view baseline performance targets for latency and error rate.

Service Level Objectives (SLOs) is enabled by default for all AWS ECS/Fargate, AWS Lambda, and Kubernetes stateless workloads connected to Sedai.

Sedai automatically defines baseline p95 and p99 targets for latency and error rate based on its analysis. Sedai continuously evaluates and tracks targets for the past 30 days.

You can optionally customize SLO targets by selecting a resource in the SLO page then clicking Edit.

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