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SLO Detail

The SLO detail page is where you read compliance and manage burn-rate alerts for a single SLO. It lives at /<workspaceId>/slos/<id> and is reached from Reliability → SLOs, the breached cards on the Overview hub, the service detail Reliability tab, or the Linked SLOs panel on incident detail.

SLO detail

The page is composed of, top to bottom:

Name, SLI kind chip, target / window summary, and a Disabled chip if applicable. For an Incident availability SLO the header also shows a Service link (a soft-deleted service still renders, suffixed “(deleted)”); every other kind is workspace-level and shows no service. With the Developer role, you also see Edit and Delete buttons.

A segmented toggle: 1d / 7d / 30d / Calendar month. The SLO’s default window is bold and tooltipped as “Default window — refreshed hourly.”

Picking a different window kicks off a one-off re-evaluation — the SLO’s scheduled evaluations keep using the default. A caption next to the picker reminds you:

e.g. > Picking a different window checks the SLO once for that window. The default still runs on schedule.

A header strip shows “Current snapshot” on the left and “Last checked X ago” (or “Not checked yet”) on the right. Below it, four metric stats in a responsive grid:

  • Compliance — large, color-coded percentage. Helper text: “Share of events that met the SLI. Target X%.”
  • Error budget left — how much more you can fail this window before the SLO breaches, in the SLI’s unit: a duration for the time-based kinds (incident availability, time slices, synthetic uptime), a count of events for the ratio kinds (the APM kinds and custom metric). A negative (exhausted) budget renders as e.g. -1.4h / -3.3d rather than raw seconds.
  • Default window — e.g. 30d.
  • Status — Healthy / Breached / Not evaluated chip with a one-line helper (e.g. “On track — within target.” or “Below target — error budget used up.”).

A line chart over the last 30 days for the currently-selected window.

  • Dotted points at each evaluation, so sparse data reads as a real series.
  • Dashed horizontal target line for instant visual reference.
  • Hover tooltip showing exact compliance % + timestamp at the cursor.
  • Smart x-axis ticks — single-day data shows times (14:30); multi-day shows dates (May 25).
  • Y-axis anchored from below the target to 100%, floored at 90%. Tiny drops don’t appear catastrophic, and the typical “well-above-target” case still has room.

A list of every burn-rate alert configured for this SLO with its firing state. With the Developer role, you also see an Add burn-rate alert button and a per-alert Edit / Delete menu.

For the full preset set and form fields, see Burn-rate alerts.