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Nobl9 application (1.150.0)

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Release details​


improved
Health overview preset and SLO type filter​

We've enhanced the SLO list to help you analyze SLO performance more efficiently. These new additions make it easier to get a quick overview and find exactly what you're looking for.

Health overview preset
Get an instant snapshot of your SLOs' health. This new preset automatically displays health-related columns: Reliability and Error budget. It’s the fastest way to assess performance without customizing columns manually.
Red reliability and error budget values indicate the SLO needs your attention.

💡Column customization
As always, you can create and save your own custom view by selecting Edit and apply my view from the column customization menu

SLO type filter
Distinguish between foundational and multi-level SLOs. This filter helps you narrow the list to focus on either:
• Standard SLOs—core, single-level SLOs based on one data source
• Composite SLOs—multi-level hierarchy SLOs that combine standard and other composite SLOs as components, receiving data from multiple data sources
The new SLO type filter and Health overview preset in the SLO list
Quickly filter by SLO type or apply the Health overview preset.

improved
Service health overview columns​

You can now assess the health of your services directly from the Catalog's service list, saving you time and clicks. We've integrated category thresholds from the Service Health Dashboard by error budget, allowing you to see which services need attention without navigating away from the list.

The new columns include:

  • Service health categories
  • SLOs per category—the number of SLOs within each service that fall into health categories

To show and hide columns, click Customize columns as you did before.

New service health columns in the Catalog list view
The service list now includes sortable health status columns.
🧩Practical use
Now you can sort the service list by any of these new columns to instantly prioritize which services to investigate first. For example, sort by the Exhausted column to bring services with the most critical SLOs to the top.
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