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I'm guessing this outage will allow GSuite customers to claim Service Credits under the SLA - does anyone have any experience with doing so? Google's documentat
by naedish 6y ago
I'm guessing this outage will allow GSuite customers to claim Service Credits under the SLA - does anyone have any experience with doing so? Google's documentation is lacking in detail[0].
[0] https://gsuite.google.com/intl/en/terms/sla.html https://gsuite.google.com/intl/en/terms/sla.html
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- colinbartlett 6y agoFollow up to that: Does anyone know if there are tools to help customers collect and submit data to their their vendors for SLA credits? I’d like to add something like that to StatusGator but I’m unsure if there’s a market.
- RachelF 6y agoGood luck with that - read GSuite's terms, they, Google, define what an outage is, not the customer.
- dannyw 6y agoThe linked terms say: > "Downtime" means, for a domain, if there is more than a five percent user error rate. Downtime is measured based on server side error rate.
- breakingcups 6y agoWhich is fantastic if the error causes the server side not to be able to log errors
- iagooar 6y agoIt depends on the specific country's laws - in Germany you can not write anything you want into a contract and call it valid. In this case, you could still sue Google if according to industry standard definition it actually was an outage.
- grumple 6y agoThe same is true in the US but some people like to pretend contracts mean everything here.