Service-Level Capacity Objective
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A Service-Level Capacity Objective is a service-level objective that defines target values for service-level capacity metrics within IT systems (to establish quantifiable service-level resource utilization standards for service-level scalability assurance).
- AKA: Capacity SLO, Resource-Based SLO, Service-Level Capacity Target.
- Context:
- It can typically specify Service-Level User Capacity Targets through service-level concurrent user thresholds.
- It can typically define Service-Level Storage Capacity Goals through service-level data volume measurements.
- It can typically establish Service-Level Processing Capacity Standards through service-level throughput limit metrics.
- It can typically enable Service-Level Capacity Planning through service-level utilization trackings.
- It can typically measure Service-Level Resource Headrooms through service-level capacity buffer assessments.
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- It can often focus on Service-Level Scalability Characteristics rather than service-level performance characteristics.
- It can often guide Service-Level Infrastructure Sizings through service-level capacity forecasts.
- It can often complement Service-Level Performance Objectives within service-level comprehensive frameworks.
- It can often support Service-Level Auto-Scaling Processes through service-level capacity triggers.
- It can often enable Service-Level Cost Optimizations through service-level capacity efficiency thresholds.
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- It can range from being a Static Service-Level Capacity Objective to being a Dynamic Service-Level Capacity Objective, depending on its service-level capacity objective adaptability.
- It can range from being a Single-Resource Service-Level Capacity Objective to being a Multi-Resource Service-Level Capacity Objective, depending on its service-level capacity objective resource scope.
- It can range from being a Conservative Service-Level Capacity Objective to being a Aggressive Service-Level Capacity Objective, depending on its service-level capacity objective utilization target.
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- It can integrate with Service-Level Capacity Monitoring Systems for service-level capacity objective tracking.
- It can connect to Service-Level Auto-Scaling Systems for service-level capacity objective enforcement.
- It can support Service-Level Capacity Reporting Systems for service-level capacity objective compliance assessment.
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- Examples:
- Service-Level User Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Concurrent User Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Request Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Storage Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Data Volume Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Database Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Compute Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level CPU Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Memory Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Service-Level Network Capacity Objectives, such as:
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- Service-Level User Capacity Objectives, such as:
- Counter-Examples:
- Service-Level Performance Objectives, which focus on service-level speed metrics rather than service-level capacity limits.
- Service-Level Availability Objectives, which measure service-level uptime metrics rather than service-level resource capacitys.
- Service-Level Quality Objectives, which track service-level correctness metrics rather than service-level scalability metrics.
- Infrastructure Capacity Plans, which define long-term capacity requirements rather than specific service-level capacity targets.
- See: Service-Level Objective (SLO), Service-Level Performance Objective, Service-Level Availability Objective, Capacity Planning, Scalability, Resource Management, Auto-Scaling, Load Balancing.