What and How Sample Clauses

What and How. In the above example, the metric of interest is the response time from the time when the purchase-order is sent out to that when a confirmation is received. The guarantee is on the 90th percentile. One way to interpret this is that out of every 100 executions, 90 will have a response time of less than 15 seconds. Another way to interpret this is that 90 out of every 100 executions will have a mean response time of less than 15 seconds. Metrics that are not as well defined as the typically well known metrics like availability, reliability, cost, and quality will further complicate how an SLA should be evaluated.
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