NOBL9 Service Level Objective Platform
The Cheat Code for SLOs and Error Budgets,
Connected to Your Metrics.
No Math Required.
WHY SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVES?
Businesses need happy customers in order to survive, and infrastructure teams need to meet reliability goals efficiently. Web-scale companies pioneered the service level objective (SLO) method to create a scalable relationship between operational staff and software services while maintaining customer loyalty and cost controls. Nobl9 brings a simplified variation on the SLO methodology to every software team.

WHY SERVICE LEVEL OBJECTIVES?
Businesses need happy customers in order to survive, and infrastructure teams need to meet reliability goals efficiently. Web-scale companies pioneered the service level objective (SLO) method to create a scalable relationship between operational staff and software services while maintaining customer loyalty and cost controls. Nobl9 brings a simplified variation on the SLO methodology to every software team.
Correlating your reliability goals to signals of business success or failure lets you proactively tackle early warning of increased errors — before an outage.
It’s not about having the most metrics to monitor. It’s about the right metrics that impact your business.
Nobl9 is crafted by engineers to solve hard business problems. No need to change the way you do things, you can plug Nobl9 into existing workflows.
SLOs TO
THE RESCUE
As an SLO approaches (but never reaches) 100%, the cost of reliability increases exponentially. Your software releases slow down as you build expensive infrastructure far beyond user expectations.
Not all downtime is equal, so fine-tuning SLOs that correlate with business KPIs will give you a clearer picture of where to spend your time and energy – delivering new features or paying down technical debt.
Not just nines for nines’ sake; find the right nines for the job.