SLO stands for Service Level Objective. It is a measurable target for the reliability, performance, or other operational characteristic of a service. SLOs are often defined as a percentage, such as '99.9% uptime' or '95% of requests served in under 200ms.' They are commonly used to manage service reliability, set expectations with users, and guide engineering decisions. Exceeding SLOs may indicate over-engineering or missed opportunities for feature development, while failing to meet them requires immediate attention to improve service quality.
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