KCNA Cloud Native Observability Practice Question
What does SLA stand for in the context of service reliability?
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Service Level Agreement
SLA stands for Service Level Agreement, a contract specifying expected service level.
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Service Level Agreement
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Correct.
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Service Level Indicator
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That's SLI.
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Service Level Availability
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Not a standard term.
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Service Level Objective
Why it's wrong here
That's SLO.
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