Accurate SLO evaluation
To prevent inaccuracies in SLO calculations when using recording rule-based metrics and Event2Metrics as part of your setup, manually apply an offset to your PromQL queries.
To prevent inaccuracies in SLO calculations when using recording rule-based metrics and Event2Metrics as part of your setup, manually apply an offset to your PromQL queries.
Define Service Level Objectives in three styles — APM, event-based, or time window — from one workflow.
Infrastructure as code
Service Level Objectives (SLOs) help you define clear, measurable performance targets for any object that emits metrics—whether it's a service, application, infrastructure component, or custom-defined entity.
Use the Preview panel during SLO creation to validate your queries, see the worst-performing permutations, and apply AI-suggested target adjustments before saving.
During SLO creation, the system performs built-in validations. If any validation fails, an error message is displayed, and you must adjust your queries before proceeding.
Get alerted when you are at risk of breaking SLOs with SLO alerts.
Design Coralogix SLOs that are stable and operationally meaningful — match the SLO type, target, window, grouping, query shape, and alerting to the service.
SLO Management API
The SLO center writes its evaluations to underlying metrics, which can be used in custom dashboards and for further calculations.
Stay on top of system reliability with clear visuals, real-time status, and actionable insights in the SLO Center.