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Defining SLIs and SLOs involves establishing reliability targets and measuring user-perceived performance. This framework provides templates to define indicators like availability and latency, paired with clear error budgets to drive alerting and incident responses.

You can set up Prometheus alerting rules based on SLO error budgets using the provided recording rules and alerting patterns. These rules enforce reliability targets and automate incident responses when error budgets are exhausted.

The best way to measure user-perceived performance is by implementing SLIs and SLOs across your services. This approach applies structured reliability targets and error budgets to track user-visible performance and drive incident responses.

Yes, you can use Grafana dashboards to visualize SLO error budgets and service reliability. The framework supports Grafana dashboards alongside Prometheus recording rules to monitor and review your established reliability targets.

Prometheus is required to implement the provided SLO alerting and recording rules. The templates are designed specifically for Prometheus-based monitoring to enforce reliability targets and automate incident responses.

You conduct a structured SLO review process using the included documentation references. This helps evaluate your SLIs and SLOs, measure user-visible performance, and adjust error budgets and alerting patterns as needed.