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I think this is about the granularity of SLAs and monitoring. If a provider promises that, overall, 99.5% of all requests will succeed, but the 0.5% errors are
by perlgeek 7y ago
I think this is about the granularity of SLAs and monitoring.
If a provider promises that, overall, 99.5% of all requests will succeed, but the 0.5% errors are all concentrated on some few customers / regions / AZs, customers can have a very bad day.
So this is about promising each customer that 99.5% of all their requests will succeed, and monitor in a way that makes sure you can keep that promise.
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