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# Define service level agreements

This topic describes how to define service level agreements (SLAs).

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## Flow

You can define SLAs in Controller or Analysis. The SLAs can measure scenario goals over time intervals, or over a whole scenario run. For details, see Service level agreements overview.

Note:

- If you are defining an SLA for Transaction Response Time, your scenario must include a script that contains at least one transaction.

- For a use-case scenario related to this task, see Define service level agreements - use-case scenario.

To define SLAs:

1. Open the wizard in one of the following ways:

   - Analysis:Tools menu > Configure SLA Rules > Service Level Agreement window > New button

   - Controller:Design tab > Service Level Agreement window > New button

   For user interface details, see the Service Level Agreement wizard.

2. Run through the SLA wizard process.

3. Define a tracking period - optional

   For measurements whose SLA statuses are determined over time intervals, you can define the frequency of the time intervals also known as the tracking period. For details, see Tracking period.

   You define the Tracking period in the Advanced Options area. For details, see the Advanced Options dialog box (SLA).

4. View results

   When analyzing your scenario run, Analysis compares the data collected from the scenario run against the SLA settings, and determines SLA statuses and APDEX scores. These are displayed in the Statistics section of the default Summary Report.

   You can edit the SLA settings after the scenario run—the Statistics section is updated to reflect the new settings.

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## Service Level Agreement pane

This pane lists all the service level agreements (SLAs) defined for the scenario.

To access, select:

- Analysis:Tools menu > Configure SLA Rules > Service Level Agreement

- Controller:Design tab

User interface elements are described below:

Toolbar button | Function
--- | ---
New | Starts the Service Level Agreement wizard where you can define new goals for the load test scenario.
Details | Opens the Goal Details dialog box which displays the thresholds that were set for the selected SLA. If you defined load criteria as part of your SLA, the threshold values are displayed per the defined load value ranges.
Edit | Opens the Service Level Agreement wizard where you can modify the goals defined in the SLA.
Delete | Deletes the selected SLA.
Advanced | Opens the Advanced Options dialog box where you can adjust the tracking period for measurements that are evaluated per time interval over a timeline. For more information, see Tracking period. For details, see Advanced Options dialog box (SLA).

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See also:

- Service level agreements overview

- Service Level Agreement wizard

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