Service Level Agreements Overview
Service level agreements (SLAs) are specific goals that you define for your performance test. After a test run, HPE LoadRunner Analysis compares these goals against performance related data that was gathered and stored during the course of the run, and determines whether the SLA passed or failed.
Depending on the measurements that you are evaluating for your goal, ALM determines the SLA status in one of the following ways:
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SLA status determined at time intervals over a timeline |
Analysis displays SLA statuses at set time intervals over a timeline within the test run. At each time interval in the timeline—for example, every 10 seconds—Analysis checks to see if the measurement's performance deviated from the threshold defined in the SLA. Measurements that can be evaluated in this way:
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SLA status determined over the whole run |
Analysis displays a single SLA status for the whole test run. Measurements that can be evaluated in this way:
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Note:
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You can define and edit SLAs in ALM or in HPE LoadRunner Analysis.
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For details about viewing post-run SLA statuses in ALMPerformance Center, see SLA Report.
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For details about viewing post-run SLA statuses in Analysis reports, see the HPE LoadRunner Analysis User Guide.
