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SLA (Service Level Agreement)
An SLA is a contract defining the guaranteed level of service, including uptime, performance, and support response.
Definition
A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a contractual agreement between a service provider and customer that defines the guaranteed level of service. For GPU cloud providers like Harch Corp, SLAs typically include: (1) Uptime guarantee — 99.99% for compute, (2) Network availability — 99.95%, (3) Support response time — 15 min for critical issues, (4) Performance guarantees — GPU availability, network throughput, (5) Remediation — service credits for SLA violations. Harch Corp offers industry-leading SLAs backed by financial penalties.
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Related Terms
Datacenter Uptime
Datacenter uptime is the percentage of time a facility is operational, typically expressed as a percentage over a year.
Datacenter Redundancy
Datacenter redundancy is the duplication of critical components to ensure continuous operation if one fails.
Datacenter
A datacenter is a facility housing computer systems and networking infrastructure for computing and storage.