A Service Level Objective turns reliability into a target you can manage instead of a vague goal. Nova tracks the objective, spends an error budget against it, and warns you when you are burning that budget too fast to make it to the end of the window.
Go to the SLO page. This is where you define objectives and watch their error budgets.
Pick the service and the indicator (SLI): availability (good requests over total) or latency (requests under a threshold).
Choose a target and a rolling window, for example 99.9% over 30 days. Nova computes the error budget from the target.
The budget is how much unreliability you can afford this window. Nova shows what is left and how fast you are spending it.
Configure fast-burn and slow-burn alerts so you are paged when the budget is at risk, not after it is already gone.
Connect the Error Budget Gate to AI autonomy so risky automated actions pause when the budget runs low. Reliability targets then drive how aggressive automation is allowed to be.
Define your first SLO and start managing reliability by the numbers.
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