1. Availability: The percentage of time that the service is operational and accessible to users.
2. Response time: The time it takes for the service provider to respond to a user's request or issue.
3. Resolution time: The time it takes for the service provider to resolve a user's request or issue.
4. Uptime: The amount of time that the service is available and functioning properly.
5. Incident management: The process for handling and resolving incidents or service interruptions.
6. Service reliability: The consistency and dependability of the service.
7. Scalability: The ability of the service to accommodate an increasing number of users or resources without impacting performance.
8. Security: The measures in place to protect the service and user data from unauthorized access or breaches.
9. Compliance: The service provider's adherence to relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.
10. Customer satisfaction: The level of satisfaction among users with the service and support provided.
Service-level agreements can contain numerous service performance metrics with corresponding service level objectives. List the metrics commonly agreed to in these cases.
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