Each of the user facing services have two Service Level Indicators (SLI): the Uptime , and the Error rate. The Uptime score is generally a measure of the service performance (latency). The Error rate measures the percentage of requests that fail due to an error (usually, a 5XX status code).
A service is considered available when:
An example of available web service; within a 5 minute period:
- At least 90% of requests have a latency within their "satisfactory" threshold
- AND, less than 0.5% of requests return a 5XX error status response.
In other words, a service needs to simultaneously meet both of its SLO targets in order to be considered available. If either target is not met, the service is considered unavailable.
The availability score for a service is then calculated as the percentage of time that it is available. The Availability score for each service combined define the platform Service Level Availability (SLA). The SLA number indicates availability of Billit.eu for a select period of time.
For example, if service becomes unavailable for a 10 minute period, the availability score will be:
- 99.90% for the week (10 070 minutes of availability out of 10 080 minutes in a week)
- 99.97% for the month (43 190 minutes of availability out of 43 200 minutes in the month)
The SLA score can be seen on the SLA dashboard, and the SLA target is set as an Infrastructure key performance indicator for the API (api.billit.be), Login (my.billit.be) and Application (my.billit.be)
Billit guarantees 99.9% uptime, however our internal target is 100%
Year Month | Availability |
2022 June | TBD |
2022 May | 99.997% |
2022 April | 99.802% |
2022 March | 99.991 |
2022 February | 99.998% |
2022 January | 99.991% |
2021 December | 100.00% |
2021 November | 99.993% |
2021 October | 100.00% |
For a quick view of the availability and performance history of Billit, we use https://status.billit.be. Specifically, this has the availability and latency of reaching.