Nobl9 Application (1.59)
- Reliability Roll-up report
- Event logs moved out of beta
- ThousandEyes support for DNS and HTTP server tests moved out of beta
Release details
new Reliability Roll-up report
High-level reporting is crucial to reliability management, as it allows you to understand your systems' reliability and make informed decisions comprehensively. You can better understand your services’ reliability with the newly introduced Reliability Roll-up report.
With Reliability Roll-up Report, you can align your SLOs into any structure. For example, it can reflect:
- The shape of your organization or its business units
- Measured user journeys
- Each team responsibilities, so you can get insights on their performance
Be flexible in selecting any SLOs to populate your report based on how they reflect the reliability of your solution.
Individual SLOs obtain a reliability score calculated based on their adherence to target objectives and time windows. Individual SLO reliability scores are rolled up within the report structure, providing an aggregated reliability score at each level of the report's structure. With Reliability Roll-up reports, you can assess the overall reliability of your services in no time.
For the detailed assessment, use the reliability drill-down and evaluate individual sections and SLOs.
The Reliability Roll-up report is available for all Nobl9 customers. We encourage you to try it out!
new Event logs moved to stable
Event Logs are now available for everyone. You can easily access and review the log information for any SLO configured with the direct connection method.
new ThousandEyes support for DNS and HTTP Server tests moved to stable
DNS and HTTP Server tests in the ThousandEyes integration are now available for all users. So you can run these tests without switching to the beta channel.
Documentation updates
- Documentation search:
- ❏ The button to clear a search query
- ❏ The color scheme for the dark mode in the dropdown