example-slo-report.tmpl

# Reliably Simple SLO Report

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Service Level Objectives identify what you should care about on your system.

They are what good looks like for the users of your system.

If an SLO is underperforming, it will be impacting your users in some way.

For more details of an SLO report, see the Reliably documentation on [How the Reliably CLI works]

[How the Reliably CLI works]:https://reliably.com/docs/guides/how-it-works/slo-reports/

{{ $report := .Rep }}

Report time: {{ dateTime $report.Timestamp }}
{{ $reps := .Lreps }}
{{ range $index, $service := $report.Services }}

## Service #{{ serviceNo $index}}: {{$service.Name}}

| | Name | Current | Objective| Time Window | Type  | Trend |
|-|------------| ---:| ---:|---:|----|:--:|
{{ range $ind, $sl := $service.ServiceLevels -}}
	|{{- svcLevelGetStatusIcon $sl -}}
	|{{- svcLevelGetName $sl -}}|
  {{- svcLevelGetActualResult $sl}}|
  {{- svcLevelGetObjective $sl }}|
  {{- svcLevelGetTimeWindow $sl }}|
  {{- svcLevelGetType $sl }}|
  {{- svcLevelGetTrends $service.Name $sl $reps }}
{{ end }}

The Error Budget metrics are:

| Type | Name | ErrorBudget(%) | Time Window | Downtime | Consumed | Remain
|-|------|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:|
{{ range $ind, $sl := $service.ServiceLevels -}}
  |{{- svcLevelGetType $sl -}}|
  {{- svcLevelGetName $sl}}|
  {{- errBudgetPercentage $sl }}|
  {{- svcLevelGetTimeWindow $sl }}|
  {{- errBudgetAllowedDownTime $sl }}|
  {{- errBudgetConsumed $sl }}|
  {{- errBudgetRemain $sl }}|
{{ end }}

{{ end }}

<small>Generating with: The Reliably CLI Version {{ reliablyVersion }}</small>