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This eMag on Data-Driven Decision Making provides an overview of how the three main activities in software delivery can be supported by data-driven decision making to increase the effectiveness, efficiency and service reliability of a software delivery organization. 
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The concept of SRE starts with the idea that metrics should be closely tied to business objectives. We use several essential tools—SLO, SLA and SLI—in SRE planning and practice.
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What’s the difference between Service Level Agreements, Service Level Objectives, and Service Level Indicators—and why do they matter?
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At OVH, our first mission as a cloud service provider is to provide products with high quality of service (QoS). Whether they are dedicated servers, cloud servers or hosted websites, our customers expect our solutions to be of an irreproachable quality of service. And that’s exactly what our teams strive to offer you on a … Introducing DepC: the OVH platform for computing QoS Read More »
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When setting Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and Service Level Indicators (SLIs), think in terms of system boundaries, not individual components.
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Service level objectives and agreements are a great way to create accountability in all layers of your organization.
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This eMag on Data-Driven Decision Making provides an overview of how the three main activities in software delivery can be supported by data-driven decision making to increase the effectiveness, efficiency and service reliability of a software delivery organization.
The articles in this eMag come from the InfoQ series on Data-Driven Decision Making where Vladyslav Ukis shared his experiences from Siemens Healthineers; a large-scale distributed software delivery organization consisting of 16 software delivery teams located in three countries.
Each of the articles highlights an area where data-driven decision making can be applied:
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