Load Testing · Junior · Question 41 of 75
What is an SLO in the context of performance?
- 1A legal contract with penalties if the service is too slow
- 2A load tool setting that limits the number of virtual users
- 3A target for a service level, e.g. 99% of requests under 300 ms
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Correct answer: A target for a service level, e.g. 99% of requests under 300 ms
Explanation
A Service Level Objective is an internal target for an SLI such as latency or availability. An SLA is the external agreement, often with penalties.