slo-sli

Multi-window burn-rate alerts in Prometheus are set up using recording rules and alerting templates that evaluate error budgets across 5m, 30m, 1h, 6h, 1d, 3d, and 30d windows to detect service reliability degradation.

An SLI and SLO workflow for microservices defines availability and latency indicators, sets error budget targets, and runs compliance checks using standardized recording rules to measure and maintain distributed system reliability.

Error budgets and burn rates are calculated by comparing SLI compliance against SLO targets using multi-window recording rules, generating alerts when consumption rates indicate potential exhaustion of the allocated availability budget.

Yes, OpenTelemetry metrics integrate with SLO compliance checks by plugging into standard Prometheus and OpenSearch stacks, applying recording rules to track service availability and latency against defined error budget thresholds.

The best way to define latency SLIs in distributed systems is using templates that generate multi-window recording rules and burn-rate calculations, ensuring consistent measurement of response times across microservice architectures.