Service Level Agreement (SLA) Profile

Service Level Agreement (SLA) profiles allow defining objectives regarding quality of service. For example, they can be used to check that the average response time for a request does not exceed a given value.

An SLA profile is a collection of KPI thresholds. SLA profiles may be used by the following elements:

User Path init container
User Path actions container
User Path end container
Transaction
Request
Scenario

Available settings

Name	Description	Accept variable	Required	Since
name	The name of the SLA Profile	-	✓	6.9
description	The description of the SLA Profile	-	-	6.9
thresholds	The definition of KPI thresholds	-	✓	6.9

Example

Defining a SLA Profile:


sla_profiles:
- name: MySlaProfile
  thresholds:
  - avg-request-resp-time warn >= 200ms fail >= 500ms per test
  - perc-transaction-resp-time (p90) warn >= 1s fail >= 2s per test
  - error-rate warn >= 2% fail >= 5% per test
  - error-rate warn >= 5% per interval