Step 1: Create a data source

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See how to define Replay for a data source.

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You can define Replay values either for new or existing data sources that support Replay. There are two fields that you must define to activate Replay, i.e.:

• Maximum Period for Historical Data Retrieval
• Default Period for Historical Data Retrieval

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For details on how to set up these values, refer to Replay documentation.

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You can also use sloctl to run replay:

• Use sloctl apply --replay command for new and existing SLOs
• Use sloctl replay command for existing SLOs

You can find these fields for Replay in the Advanced Settings section of the Data source wizard (direct and agent):

Image 1: Configuring Replay on the data source level

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Remember that choosing a more extended period will prolong the process of collecting historical data. If your Replay process is taking more than two hours, contact Nobl9 support.

Great job! You can now create your first SLO with Replay!